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How to Buy Property in Spain

Miles of white sandy beaches, lively resorts,Costa Blanca's other main town was originally
and a thriving expatriate community - Costaa fishing village and retains much of its
Blanca is a fantastic proposition fortraditional charm. Today, it enjoys
foreigners  buying  properties  in  Spain.year-round popularity as a leading holiday
resort, with a thriving expat community drawn
The Costa Blanca, or the White Coast, takesby its famously crescent-shaped beaches and
its name from the magnificent beaches thatexcellent  shopping  and  nightlife.
edge its 200km Mediterranean coastline. The
region is part of the province of AlicanteBenissa
and this, along with Benidorm, is its
principal town. The area is well-loved byBenissa has much to offer the Spanish
holidaymakers and home to many of the expatsproperty buyer, not least its established
who come to Spain every year seeking aexpat community. The area is surrounded by
Mediterranean lifestyle and year-round sun.fabulous beaches, dramatic mountains and
If you're looking to buy property in Spain,verdant countryside, while the town has many
the Costa Blanca is a fantastic choice andnotable historic sites, including handsome
expert Spanish Estate Agents can help you17th and 18th century townhouses and pretty
find  the  right  one  for  you.narrow  streets.
There's something for everyone here. CostaFinestrat
Blanca is not only a heaven for holidaymakers
seeking sun, sea and quality beaches, it's aA town with a unique character, Finestrat is
haven for wildlife too. The region has ansaid to represent both sea and mountain and
impressive eleven natural parks, ranging fromhas dual economies too. Agriculture and
spectacular mountainous terrain to unspoilttourism work side-by-side here, which helps
coastal wetlands to marine reserves. Into retain the town's the traditional
short, the Costa Blanca is a nature lover'sMediterranean feel, while offering excellent
paradise.facilities  for  visitors  and  expats alike.
For shopping, nightlife and amenities theDenia
coastal towns of Alicante and Benidorm offer
everything you could need, while Valencia,If you're looking for a modern, coastal town,
Spain's third largest city, is just an hourwith sandy beaches and a wealth of things to
and a half's drive north of Alicante.do, Denia is ideal. Enclosed by ancient city
Elsewhere in the region, between thewalls, the historic centre boasts a castle
beautiful beaches, jutting headlands andand a 17th century shipyard, while the
intimate rocky coves, you'll find livelythriving port area, with its yacht club and
smaller  towns  and  sleepy fishing villages.brightly painted restaurants, is a great
place to hang out - or catch a ferry to the
The thriving Costa Blanca real estate marketneighbouring  Balearics.
means your property choices are excellent too
- from new resort developments to luxuryMoraira
villas, townhouses to traditional fincas.
Here are just a few popular and lesser-knownMichelin-starred restaurants, a superb
locations for Costa Blanca property buyers tomarina, and excellent Blue Flag beaches may
consider.explain why Moraira has come to be known as a
millionaires' playground. The harbourside
Costa  Blanca  Locationsbars ooze Mediterranean charm, while a unique
micro-climate ensures cool breezes in summer
Alicanteand average winter temperatures of a balmy
64ºF.
Cosmopolitan Alicante is one of the leading
Mediterranean cities and offers an enviablePego
choice of lifestyles to its residents. You'll
find designer boutiques, stylish restaurantsWith its pretty church square and houses that
and great bars, as well as a young and trendyhave been built into the original town walls,
vibe, thanks to the town's university. WaterPego has retained much of its medieval
sports are popular and well-served, while theheritage. Nightlife is centred around the
old  town  offers numerous cultural delights.square, with restaurants and bars serving
excellent seafood and tapas, including
Benidormpaellas made with rice picked from local
paddy fields.



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