Property investment in Granada
from the Alhambra to the sea.

Its neighbours include Málaga, Córdoba, Jaén and Almería, and it bridges the Costa del Sol and the quieter east of Andalusia.

Where to look in Granada

In the city, the Albaicín holds walled houses with terraced gardens that look across to the Alhambra, while the Realejo sits just below it. To the south, the villages of the Alpujarra cling to the slopes of the Sierra Nevada.

On the coast, the Costa Tropical around Almuñécar and Salobreña enjoys a warm, sheltered climate where mountains meet the sea.

Historic homes near the Alhambra are few, and the mountains leave little room on the shore, so scarcity shapes value here. Heritage rules in the old quarters are strict, and a specialist should confirm what can be restored. Tell us which side of Granada draws you, and start your search here.