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Buying property in Galicia
where the Atlantic stays green.
Buying property in Galicia after Brexit means turning to Spain's green northwest. Granite villages, deep Atlantic inlets and a rhythm that owes nothing to the Mediterranean.
Search propertiesBritish buyers now arrive as non-EU citizens, yet the familiar steps still apply: an NIE number, an independent lawyer, a notary and the land registry, with a specialist confirming the rules of the day.
Each province, its own way of living
A Coruña holds Santiago de Compostela, the regional capital, and the wild Costa da Morte. Pontevedra looks onto the Rías Baixas, with Vigo, Sanxenxo and Baiona along its sheltered shores.
Lugo is quieter, with farmland, the Roman walls of its capital and a northern coast around Ribadeo. Ourense has no sea at all. It offers river valleys, thermal waters and the vineyards of the Ribeira Sacra.
In the countryside, land has long been split into many small plots. Boundaries and registration deserve a careful look before you commit.
Coast, valley and mountain,
all within Galicia.
A Coruña
Lighthouse city, pilgrim capital and the cliffs of the Costa da Morte, on Galicia's Atlantic corner.
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Roman walls, chestnut woods and a quiet northern coast in Galicia's deeply rural heartland.
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River gorges, thermal waters and old vineyards in Galicia's only province without a coastline.
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The Rías Baixas, Vigo and Albariño country: Galicia's sheltered southwestern coast.
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What kind of home suits Galicia?
Stone manor houses with gardens, contemporary homes above the estuaries and restored country estates in the valleys. Tell us which one you picture, then search by location, type and budget.
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