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Guadiana · Extremadura

Buying property in Badajoz,
on the plains of the Guadiana.

Buying property in Badajoz after Brexit opens up Spain's largest province, a broad country of vineyards, oak woodland and river plains that runs to the Portuguese border.

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The city of Badajoz stands on the Guadiana, facing Portugal. Mérida, the capital of Extremadura, still lives among its Roman theatre, bridge and temple.

Homes and land around Badajoz

Buyers here tend to look at town houses in Zafra, Olivenza or Jerez de los Caballeros, and at country estates on the oak-covered hills or among the vineyards of Tierra de Barros. Each setting asks different questions.

In an old town centre, find out whether the building is protected and what you may change inside and out. Out in the country, ask your lawyer to show that every structure appears in the registry with its licences, and that water and power are reliably supplied.

British buyers still purchase on the same terms as other foreigners; it is the length of stay that Brexit altered, and a specialist can explain the options. When you are ready, set Badajoz as your location and tell us what you have in mind.

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Cáceres to the north,
and the rest of Extremadura.

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Questions,
answered.

How close is Badajoz to Portugal?

Very close. The city lies beside the frontier, with the Portuguese fortress town of Elvas just across it, so life on both sides of the border is easy to enjoy.

CLEAR ANSWERS, CALM DECISIONS

Open plains, long evenings,
and time to choose well.

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