Property investment in Córdoba
where history sets the tone.

It shares borders with Seville, Málaga, Granada and Jaén, and its capital stands on the banks of the Guadalquivir.

Homes of character in Córdoba

Around the Mosque-Cathedral, the old city keeps courtyard houses and small palaces behind plain white walls, and its flower-filled patios are admired across Spain.

Beyond the city, olive groves and hunting estates stretch across the countryside, and the hills of the Sierras Subbéticas in the south form a protected natural park.

An inland estate raises different questions from a coastal villa: water, access, farming use and the state of historic buildings. Independent surveys and a local lawyer should settle each of them. Tell us whether you picture a townhouse in the old city or an estate in the countryside, and start your search here.