Real estate in Segovia,
the quiet side of the mountains.

Ávila lies to the west and Valladolid to the north-west. Here, a fine home is chosen for its setting as much as for its rooms.

Where to look in Segovia

The capital stretches along a rocky ridge, with the Roman aqueduct at one end, the Alcázar above the Eresma at the other and the cathedral in between. Homes in and around the old walls suit buyers who want history outside the front door.

At the foot of the mountains, La Granja de San Ildefonso keeps its royal palace and gardens, and the cool air appeals to those who divide their time with Madrid. In walled Pedraza, and in Sepúlveda above the gorges of the Duratón, Segovia properties tend to mean thick stone walls, old beams and long views.