Andalusia · Granada
Buying property in Granada
after Brexit.
Buying property in Granada after Brexit lets you choose between snow and sea within a single province. Your right to buy as a UK citizen stands; long stays call for a residency route.
Search propertiesGranada lies between Málaga and Almería, with Jaén and Córdoba to the north. The Sierra Nevada rises behind the city, and the Costa Tropical runs along the Mediterranean below.
From the Albaicín to the Costa Tropical
In the city, the Albaicín looks across to the Alhambra, and its walled gardens offer rare privacy in the heart of an old quarter. On the southern slopes of the Sierra Nevada, the Alpujarras keep mountain villages and terraced land, while Almuñécar and Salobreña face a warm coast.
In the mountains especially, check that the house on the ground matches the one in the land registry, and that access and licences are in order. A specialist should confirm the details, as local rules change.
Old city, mountain or sea: choose your setting and begin searching.
Snow and sea,
and the provinces around them.
Almería
Desert light, a protected coast and the steps a British buyer follows in eastern Andalusia.
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Atlantic beaches, Sotogrande and sherry country, seen through the eyes of a British buyer.
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Courtyard houses, olive estates and the Guadalquivir: an inland choice for British buyers in Andalusia.
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Buying on the Costa de la Luz after Brexit: the Portuguese border, Doñana and the hills of Aracena.
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Olive estates, Renaissance townhouses in Úbeda and Baeza, and the forests of Cazorla, seen by a British buyer.
Discover AndalusiaMálaga
The Costa del Sol after Brexit: Marbella, Benahavís, Málaga city and Ronda, and what has changed for British buyers.
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Palaces with patios, riverside districts and country estates: buying in Sevilla as a British buyer after Brexit.
DiscoverQuestions,
answered.
Can I live in Granada all year after buying a home?
Owning property does not give you the right to reside. To spend most of the year here, British buyers need a residency route, which exists independently of the purchase; a specialist can advise.
BETWEEN THE MOUNTAINS AND THE SEA