Curated Properties (Private & Agencies):
Castile and León
General presentation of Castilla y León
The largest autonomous community in Spain, Castilla y León boasts an exceptional cultural heritage and an impressive diversity of landscapes. From the cereal-growing plateaux of the Meseta to the snow-capped peaks of the Cantabrian Mountain Range, via renowned wine-growing valleys such as the Ribera del Duero, the region offers a unique living environment. Its rich heritage, with nine UNESCO World Heritage sites, attracts thousands of visitors every year.
The main towns and attractive areas
- Salamanca - University city with a UNESCO-listed historic Renaissance centre.
- Burgos - Famous for its Gothic cathedral and its role on the Pilgrim's Way to Santiago de Compostela.
- Valladolid - Regional capital and dynamic administrative and cultural centre.
- León - Historic city with outstanding monuments and renowned gastronomy.
- Ribera del Duero - Prestigious wine region with fincas and charming rural houses.
Types of property on offer
The property market in Castilla y León is characterised by a wide variety of properties:
- Flats in the historic centres (Salamanca, Burgos, León)
- Renovated traditional stone houses with courtyards or gardens
- Contemporary villas on the outskirts of the city with land
- Rural properties and wine estates
Prices remain competitive, making it possible to acquire large areas at a lower cost than in Spain's major coastal areas.
Buyer profile and habits
Families prefer properties close to schools, universities and services, while investors prefer properties with high tourist potential (historic town centres, self-catering cottages, charming accommodation). Nature lovers choose mountain areas for second homes and chalets.
Property market and outlook
Average prices and trends
In 2025, the average price per m² in Castilla y León will vary between €1,100 and €1,600, depending on the area, with peaks of €2,200 in the most sought-after districts of Salamanca and Burgos.
Rental yields
Yields range from 4% to 6% for long-term rentals, and can exceed 7% for tourist rentals in cultural and heritage areas.
Accessibility
The region has an efficient motorway network, AVE rail links to Madrid and airports at Valladolid, León and Burgos.
Conclusion
With its exceptional heritage, diverse landscapes and attractive prices, Castilla y León offers a wide range of property opportunities. Whether you're looking to live, invest or go on holiday, this region combines quality of life with the potential to add value.
