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ollie

 

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Moving to Spain 
Want to be near coast and transport upto about £100,00. Any ideas of area to go to.


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  Report Abuse |  Date 2/3/2003 12:10:00 AM
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Moving to Spain (in reply to ollie) 
It depends what you are looking for ! You can find a nice apartment near the coast and transport in almost all of Spain for that kind of price. In many areas you can find a villa. In some areas, you can find a big villa. You can maybe think about the costa del sol or the costa blanca - they are both reachable by commercial airlines and both have a lovely climate!


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  Report Abuse |  Date 3/3/2003 6:15:00 PM
 
Keith

 

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Moving to Spain (in reply to ollie) 
Hello Ollie,
My wife and I are also venturing down to Spain to live. We went n a scouting trip to Malaga in Costa del Sol the other week. With the amount you have available you should find what you want. My advice as a novice and layman is to locate a city and follow the road and rail routes out until you reach an affordable area. Research the area thoroughly and vist. The latter is very important as a lot of properties seem very appealing and affordable on the the net but in reality they are situated in a very unde
sirable area. We saw a idyllic villa well within budget but what the picture did not show was that the villa was ona flight path to Malaga airport. We are in the process of selling our house in England and we are going to drive down to Spain and rent until such time as we see our dream home but we do have one in mind so the rental might not be too long if at all. Sorry about rambling and good luck in your quest.
Keith


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  Report Abuse |  Date 24/4/2003 5:48:00 PM

Ian Spencer

 

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Moving to Spain (in reply to ollie) 
You may also wish to checkout :
http://spain.themovechannel.com


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  Report Abuse |  Date 24/4/2003 9:34:00 PM
 
stevefriday

 

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Moving to Spain (in reply to ollie) 
Is your total spend 100,000GBP? Closing costs are normally 10% of the purchase price so buying a 100,000 house will actually cost you 110,000.

Do you want new or resale?

We have some properties within your price range, these can be viewed on our web site. We are also opening a new office in Almeria, which does have it's own airport, however these will only be new builds and are apartments rather than villas.

Feel free to contact us if you need any assistance.


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  Report Abuse |  Date 14/11/2003 5:06:00 PM
 
stevefriday

 

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Moving to Spain (in reply to ollie) 
Http://www.spanish-property-solutions.com


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  Report Abuse |  Date 14/11/2003 5:10:00 PM
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Moving to Spain (in reply to ollie) 
i found this site to be really useful http://www.helpbuyingpropertyinspain.co.uk/


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  Report Abuse |  Date 8/4/2004 8:23:00 AM

Ian Spencer

 

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Moving to Spain (in reply to ollie) 
quote:
Originally posted by <Tom>:
i found this site to be really useful http://www.helpbuyingpropertyinspain.co.uk/

Shame it kills your eyes to read through it.


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  Report Abuse |  Date 8/4/2004 4:41:00 PM
 
pathfinderspain

 

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Moving to Spain (in reply to ollie) 
have you considered the costa de la luz area. It's a fantastic area which is pretty overlooked. Visit my website for an insight into the area.

www.relocatingtoandalucia.com


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  Report Abuse |  Date 12/5/2004 12:27:00 AM
 
hemmjonny

 

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RE: Moving to Spain (in reply to pathfinderspain) 
Property sale spain - Andalucia


< Message edited by hemmjonny -- 26/10/2006 3:49:58 PM >
  Report Abuse |  Date 28/9/2004 4:52:22 PM
 
pkates

 

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RE: Moving to Spain (in reply to ollie) 
Property for sale in Spain
  Report Abuse |  Date 11/10/2004 10:42:59 AM

Ian Spencer

 

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RE: Moving to Spain (in reply to ollie) 
16451 Of them HERE.


< Message edited by Ian Spencer -- 11/10/2004 5:09:36 PM >
  Report Abuse |  Date 11/10/2004 5:07:39 PM
 
Sarah

 

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RE: Moving to Spain (in reply to ollie) 
You can find some bargains with villaangels.com - they hold regular property auctions on the Northern Costa Blanca. They are also affiliated with Citizens Advice so you can rest assured you are not dealing with sharks! I was at their last auction in Javea and they really did have some bargains! Good luck!
  Report Abuse |  Date 20/7/2005 4:50:44 PM
 
Ayshe

 

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RE: Moving to Spain (in reply to ollie) 
If anyone requires complete furniture packages for their permanent residence or for their holiday home in Spain, why not purchase everything you need, using one of our complete furniture packages. We have outlets in England as well as Spain, so you can pay in Pounds or in Euros. Visit our website - http://www.furniture-spain.co.uk
  Report Abuse |  Date 26/11/2005 2:15:55 PM
 
Easyhousespain

 

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RE: Moving to Spain (in reply to ollie) 
more rpecisions don;t you think ?
  Report Abuse |  Date 28/9/2006 10:41:43 AM
 
sivyer2081

 

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RE: Moving to Spain (in reply to ollie) 
There are numerous sites out there such as www.private-property-4sale.com. This site is very new, but then again it's free to advertise, if you want a more established site google it.

Spanish estate agents for example, often charge between 6-10% on top of the asking price. If you sell privately you could save €1'000's literally. This also allows sellers to sell their properties at much lower prices, which obviously attracts buyers keen eyes!

Is it safe?

Yes. It's exactly the same as using an agent, only, via sites like this you find your own private property. Once you have found a buyer the process is exactly the same.

To arrange viewings peolpe are normally flexable and quite often if they don't live there permantely then they leave a set of keyes with someone there, who, with a small bride, is often willing to show people around... as long as they don't have to do it very often.

I say it's worth a go, especially if it's free! Click here to sell your property for free!


< Message edited by sivyer2081 -- 2/4/2007 12:59:44 PM >
  Report Abuse |  Date 30/1/2007 4:46:31 PM

KandN

 

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RE: Moving to Spain (in reply to ollie) 
You haven't specified an exact location or area. It will make a big difference depending on whether you are located on the coast or slightly inland. Also what exactly are you looking for, i.e. property size, bedrooms, land etc.

We have some very reasonably priced inland properties on our site at the moment. Located only 7minutes from Marbella and one of the Costa del Sol's largest shopping centres this beautiful Spanish Village could be what you are looking for.

Please visit us and if you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask.

www.kandnpropertybuying.com
  Report Abuse |  Date 10/4/2007 1:58:03 PM
 
Kaula

 

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RE: Moving to Spain (in reply to ollie) 
I also want to move to Spain and I can recommend you some real estate sites, palmas real estate , madrid property sale and property in malaga . I hope these could give you some help and you may find a proper house quickly.
Good luck for you!
  Report Abuse |  Date 19/6/2007 8:15:46 AM
 
Zone8

 

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RE: Moving to Spain (in reply to ollie) 
We moved to an excellent village about 40Km inland from Malaga. It's is a prosperous village, with about 5,500 residents and growing and with a good number of British ex-pats (about 500). For personal reasons, selling current house (just too big - need smaller property also in village) so if interested, check our private website:
http://www.photosnowdonia.co.uk/SPAIN-HOUSE-SALE/ with photos.
With nearby new golf course under construction and easy access to both Granada and Malaga airports (less than 1 hour to each) and with good public transport - you will, like us, love it! Only "discovered" it by accident and immediately decided was the right place for us. The natives are very friendly and local town hall (Ayuntamiento) has some English speakers. Schools, Medical Centre, etc. and lots of bars/restaurantes, shops, etc.
  Report Abuse |  Date 28/7/2007 1:55:56 PM
 
Goldberg Global

 

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RE: Moving to Spain (in reply to ollie) 
100k wont get you much in Spain euros or sterling near to the coast. Spain is no longer cheap.
  Report Abuse |  Date 9/8/2007 11:00:51 PM
 
Atlas Int

 

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RE: Moving to Spain (in reply to ollie) 
Hello Everyone,

I would like to take this moment to introduce Atlas International. Atlas has been selling in Spain for 30 years but has recently started in Greece, Cyprus, Turkey and Belize so we like to think we can help. We like to give impartial honest advice to anyone who is thinking of moving abroad.

Feel free to ask us any questions so that we can contribute to this forum.

Thanks

Atlas
  Report Abuse |  Date 9/10/2007 12:30:12 PM
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