Property investment in Valladolid,
among vines and rivers.

Around it, the Duero crosses the province from east to west, passing castles, old market towns and some of the best known vineyards in Spain.

Vineyards and historic towns

Valladolid property investment often looks beyond the city to the wine country. Peñafiel, with its castle high above the vines, belongs to the Ribera del Duero, while the white wines of Rueda come from the plains further south.

Tordesillas and Medina del Campo keep the memory of Castile's great past, and the country between them combines working land with room for a family home. Palencia, León and Segovia are among the neighbours.

A vineyard or farming estate involves far more than the house, so water rights, land use and permits deserve a specialist's review.