Located at the southernmost tip of the Iberian Peninsula, Andalusia stretches between the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, bordered to the north by Extremadura and Castilla-La Mancha, and linked to the east by the Murcia region. Its best-known provinces - Seville, MĂĄlaga, Granada, CĂĄdiz, AlmerĂa and Cordoba - each offer their own special charm, with mountainous landscapes, fertile plains and sunny coastlines.
The region enjoys a Mediterranean climate, with over 300 days of sunshine a year, making it one of the favourite destinations for European buyers. There are fine sandy beaches, typical white villages perched on hillsides, and emblematic cities such as Seville, the cultural capital, MĂĄlaga, the economic and seaside centre, and Granada, famous for its historic heritage. Andalusia combines modernity and authenticity, with a leisure offer that appeals to all generations.
Living in Andalusia means enjoying a warm and friendly lifestyle. The locals are renowned for their hospitality and their attachment to local traditions, while at the same time being very open to international communities. Life here is punctuated by colourful markets, popular festivals, gastronomy (tapas, olive oil, local wines) and an ideal balance between urban dynamism and Mediterranean tranquillity.
Andalusia is particularly attractive to European investors and retirees thanks to a number of tangible advantages: a lower cost of living than in France or the UK, an efficient healthcare system, a large expatriate community already established (particularly on the Costa del Sol), and a wide variety of properties. Whether you're looking for a villa with a sea view, a modern flat in the city centre or a typical Andalusian house, there are plenty of affordable opportunities.
As with any popular region, Andalusia also has a few constraints: the large number of tourists along the coast in summer, the sometimes very high temperatures in July and August, and the need to be familiar with the administrative procedures involved in buying property in Spain. These factors are not obstacles, but simply require appropriate preparation.
Below is a complete selection of our houses and flats for sale in Andalusia, classified by province, town and property type. Whether you're planning a second home, a rental investment or a long-term move, Andalusia offers an ideal living environment and an attractive property market. Browse our listings now and find the property you're looking for.
