Buying property in Madrid
after Brexit, at the heart of Spain.

Since the United Kingdom left the EU, British buyers are treated as non-EU nationals. You can still own outright; visas, residency and tax follow their own rules, best confirmed with a specialist.

Where the capital's finest homes are found

In the city, the Salamanca district, beside the Retiro, and neighbouring Chamberí offer generous apartments behind classic facades. To the north and west, La Moraleja, Pozuelo de Alarcón and Puerta de Hierro bring villas with gardens and a quieter pace.

For weekends and summers, many look to the Sierra de Guadarrama, where stone houses sit among pines. Castilla y León and Castilla-La Mancha, which surround the region, have guides of their own.

Each Spanish region sets part of the taxes tied to buying and owning a home, so Madrid's position differs from its neighbours'. Ask your lawyer to set it out before you make an offer, then search by district, type and budget and tell us what you are looking for.