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Fixer-Uppers in the South of Spain

Have you ever dreamed of owning a home in the authentic, tranquil countryside of Spain near enough to the Mediterranean Sea that going to the beach would be an easy daytrip? Nestled in the heart of Murcia, often referred to as Europe’s Orchard, we offer an incredible opportunity to purchase country houses constructed of stone, full of history and charm, and waiting for your personal touch. Some of these properties include land suitable for agriculture or currently being cultivated with vegetable crops or existing fruit and nut orchards. Some are in villages with views of the hills or sea. Whether you are looking for a peaceful retreat, seasonal vacation home, a small business venture, or an income-generating property, there are possibilities awaiting you in Murcia.

Live close to nature in the heart of Spain’s countryside

Meet the old towns in the interior of Murcia

Fixer-Uppers in the North of Spain

Asturias (stone houses restored or to restore – green Spain) A different Spain: Northern Spain—especially Asturias,Galicia, and Cantabria—preserves a Celtic cultural thread that shows up in music (bagpipes/gaita), folk dance, seasonal festivals, and archaeological hillforts (castros). You’ll see Celtic motifs in local crafts and hear pipes at fiestas. This doesn’t mean “everyone is Celtic”; it means Celtic heritage influences the region’s identity, similar to Ireland or Scotland in feel—lush green mountains, Atlantic coastline, historic villages. Ideal for buyers seeking nature, tradition, and stone houses (restored or to renovate).
Asturias shares traits with Spain’s northern belt (Galicia, Cantabria, the Basque Country): an Atlantic climate (more rain and cloud cover than the Mediterranean), mild summers, and landscapes that are as lush and green as Ireland or the UK. Daily life is more local and rural around historic villages and stone houses, with mid-size cities like Oviedo and Gijón. Tourism is meaningful but mainly domestic and seasonal (summer and long weekends), and there are fewer expat enclaves than on the Costa Blanca or Costa del Sol.
Historical backdrop: Asturias and neighboring Cantabria were famously hard for Rome to conquer—the Astures and Cantabri resisted in the Cantabrian and Asturian Wars (29–19 BCE). The mountains and hit-and-run tactics slowed conquest and feed today’s reputation for independent character.

Live close to nature in the heart of Spain’s mountains

Meet the old towns in Asturias

Buying property in Spain?

We understand how confusing it can be when looking to purchase property in Spain for the first time.

That is why we have put together a comprehensive buyer’s guide that will give you ample information on the ins and outs of buying Spanish property.

This guide will answer all of your questions from purchase costs to legal fees and taxes for foreign buyers.

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Why choose USpania?

We know there are many real estate agencies in the south-east of Spain with whom you could do business. Most offer websites translated into British English, since people from the U.K. have been buying property in Spain for generations. However, we hope you will choose USpania because we have formed our company specifically to create the straightest possible pipeline for U. S. citizens to consider, decide, and transition to being homeowners in a first-world county where they can experience a less stressful and healthier Mediterranean lifestyle.