Northern Extremadura
Buying property in Cáceres,
between old stone and green valleys.
Buying property in Cáceres after Brexit brings you to northern Extremadura, where the Tagus crosses the province and the land climbs towards the Sierra de Gredos.
Search propertiesThe walled old town of Cáceres, the capital, is a World Heritage Site. Trujillo, Plasencia and the cherry orchards of the Jerte Valley lie within easy reach.
Where buyers look in Cáceres
The northern valleys, the Jerte and La Vera, offer stone houses among orchards and mountain streams, with cooler summers. Further south, the open oak country around Trujillo and the edges of Monfragüe National Park suit those who want an estate and wide skies.
Protected landscapes and historic centres bring their own rules on building and restoration. Before you commit, have your lawyer review the planning status, the registry entry and any heritage protection that applies.
Brexit did not change a British buyer's right to own a home here, only the time you may spend in it without a visa. A specialist can map out the residence side while you search by location, type of home and budget.
From Cáceres to Badajoz,
all of Extremadura.
Questions,
answered.
Is the north of Cáceres suited to a second home?
It can be. The Jerte Valley and La Vera stay greener and cooler through the summer, and their villages keep their own rhythm in every season.
CLEAR ANSWERS, CALM DECISIONS