Resale property in Spain
216 properties
A resale home is the quickest way in: keys on completion, no waiting for construction. But it needs different checks from a new build — there is no bank guarantee, and document checks take its place. Below are 209 homes for sale.
Resale homes for sale
Current resale homes.
216 properties for sale
Villa in El Campello
Apartment in Guardamar del Segura
Apartment in Benidorm
Villa in Calpe
Apartment in Torrevieja
Villa in Polop
Hacienda in Orihuela Costa
Villa in Torrevieja
Villa in Benidorm
Apartment in Mil Palmeras
Villa in Cabo Roig
Villa in Torrevieja
Flats in Torrevieja
Flats in Torrevieja
Townhouse in Torrevieja
Flats in Torrevieja
Flats in Torrevieja
Flats in Orihuela Costa
Transfer tax by region
Instead of VAT, a resale purchase pays transfer tax, set by each region:
| Region | Coast | Transfer tax |
|---|---|---|
| Valencian Community | Costa Blanca | 9%, over €1m — 11% |
| Andalusia | Costa del Sol | 7% |
| Region of Murcia | Mar Menor | 7.75% |
The Valencian rates apply to deeds from 1 June 2026; Murcia's rate was cut from 8% to 7.75% on 25 July 2025.
One detail about the base. The tax is not always charged on the price in the deed. If the cadastral reference value is higher than the price paid, the tax is charged on that. Check it before you commit — it can move the sum by thousands.
What to check before paying a deposit
The land registry extract (nota simple) — the real owner, surface area and charges: mortgages, seizures, easements.
A certificate that community fees are paid up. Under Spanish law the property you buy answers for the previous owner's community debts for the current year and the three years before it. Your personal assets are not at risk, but the property is.
The IBI property tax. Unpaid bills can also be recovered against the property. Ask to see recent receipts.
Approved special levies. If the community has voted for repairs to the facade or roof, the new owner pays — and it may not appear on the debt certificate.
Where most of our resale homes are
Torrevieja, then Alicante, Orihuela Costa and Benidorm. Torrevieja has its own resale page.
Buying as a UK citizen
Since Brexit you can still buy, but without a visa you can stay only 90 days in any 180, and owning a home does not give residency — Spain abolished the golden visa on 3 April 2025. You will need an NIE from a Spanish consulate in the UK. Viewings are done by video and the deed can be signed under power of attorney. Banks typically lend non-residents up to 70% of the valuation. Community fees usually run €40–120 a month.
A Spanish bank account is not a legal requirement, but for a resale property you will need one in practice. At the notary the seller is paid with a banker's draft, which only a Spanish bank can issue and which the notary checks. You can transfer the money to the seller from abroad instead, but it has to leave your account several days before completion — a risk for you as the buyer. So it is worth opening an account early, and we can help with that too.