Rent a Home in Spain

Dreaming of a life under the Mediterranean sun? Renting a home in Spain is the ideal first step towards making that dream a reality. Whether you’re considering family relocation, a peaceful retirement, or simply wish to experience a new lifestyle before committing, renting offers unmatched flexibility and immersion. Enjoy superior space and privacy, perfect for welcoming family and friends, or for digital nomads seeking distinct work-life areas. From modern villas with private pools on the Costa del Sol to charming traditional 'fincas' in Andalusia, Spain's diverse rental market offers prime opportunities to suit every budget and preference.

Navigating the Spanish rental market can seem complex, especially with post-Brexit considerations and concerns about remote transactions. Voguimmo is dedicated to ensuring your complete peace of mind. We provide access to **verified listings** and clear, **fully compliant legal guidance** to help you understand key requirements such as the NIE (Foreigner’s Identification Number) and standard rental agreements. Our expert support helps you avoid common pitfalls, ensuring a secure and transparent process as you find your ideal home.

Choosing to rent a home in Spain with Voguimmo means making a secure, informed decision, backed by our expert advice. It’s an accessible adventure towards an outstanding quality of life under the sun, allowing you to settle in with confidence and ease. Ready to find your dream home and begin your serene new chapter in Spain? Explore our curated selection and let us guide you every step of the way to a seamless transition.

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Villa For rent - Guardamar del Segura

House For rent in Guardamar del Segura (Alicante)

€700 / month
3 rooms - 2 bathrooms
Region
Valencian Community
Province
Alicante
City
Guardamar del Segura
Ref.
VOG-01-5809

Villa For rent - Orihuela, Playa Flamenca II

House For rent in Orihuela (Playa Flamenca II) - Alicante

€2,050 / month
2 rooms - 2 bathrooms
Region
Valencian Community
Province
Alicante
City
Orihuela
Neighbourhood
Playa Flamenca II
Ref.
VOG-01-11038

FAQ - Renting a house in Spain

All the answers to the most frequently asked questions about renting a house or villa in Spain: year-round, seasonal, by the sea or between individuals.

Yes, many landlords offer long-term rentals, often with a renewable 12-month lease.

Prices vary depending on the region: from €500 per month in rural areas, and around €800 to €1,500 in large towns or near the sea.

Yes, if you move away from the tourist areas, you can find houses at affordable prices, especially in Andalusia, Murcia and Extremadura.

Ads from private individuals, websites such as Idealista or Fotocasa, and local agencies are good options for finding a house at a competitive price.

Yes, many landlords prefer to rent without going through an agency, which often saves on management costs.

Yes, Spain's coasts, such as the Costa Blanca, Costa del Sol and Costa Brava, offer plenty of seaside homes and villas.

Prices start at around €900 a month for a small house, and can exceed €3,000 for a villa with direct sea views.

Yes, villas with private pools are very popular, especially for holiday rentals. They are easily found on the Costa Blanca, Costa CĂĄlida and Costa del Sol.

Seasonal lets are limited to a few weeks or months (holidays, summer), while year-round lets generally last 12 months with a renewable lease.

You will usually need proof of identity, an NIE (foreign identification number) and sometimes proof of income or a guarantor.

Yes, foreigners can rent freely. Landlords mainly require financial guarantees for year-round rentals.

Yes, medium-term rental (3 to 11 months) is becoming increasingly common, ideal for temporary expatriates or mobile workers.

The most sought-after areas are the Costa Blanca (Alicante, Torrevieja), the Costa del Sol (Marbella, Malaga), Valencia, Barcelona and the Balearics.

Yes, especially for long-term rentals, where landlords sometimes accept a reduction in exchange for a stable lease.

The best known are Idealista, Fotocasa and Habitaclia, as well as local estate agents specialising in year-round rentals, such as VOGUIMMO.

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