Buying property in Salamanca
after Brexit.

The province lies in the west of Castilla y León, against the Portuguese border, with Zamora to the north and Ávila to the east. Its capital is a university city of golden sandstone on the River Tormes.

Homes around Salamanca

Inside the old city, the homes that change hands are often historic buildings, and any restoration follows heritage rules. Beyond it, the Campo Charro opens into oak pastures and large country estates, long the land of fighting bulls and Iberian pigs.

To the south, the Sierra de Francia and the Sierra de Béjar offer stone villages and cooler summers. Towards Portugal, the walled town of Ciudad Rodrigo and the gorges of the Arribes del Duero feel pleasantly far from everything.

For an estate, ask your lawyer to check boundaries, access, water and how the land is classified before you sign. Then use the search to set the area, the type of home and your budget.