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Property for sale in Granada province

Properties for sale in Granada province

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Modern, energy-efficient homes in Granada province’s most sought-after new developments
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Granada province is best known for the Alhambra and the Sierra Nevada, but it also has a coast of its own. The Costa Tropical takes its name from its warm subtropical microclimate, which allows avocados, mangoes and custard apples to grow. At Homes-Abroad.com, we help English, Danish, Swedish, and other Northern European buyers find the right home here, on the coast or in the mountains.

What Makes Granada Province Different?

  • Sea and mountains together. The Sierra Nevada, with its ski resort, is within reach of the coast, and the city of Granada is a short drive away.
  • Mostly established homes. The large majority of our listings are resale properties, with a smaller number of new build properties.
  • A wide range of prices. Most of the homes we list here fall between roughly €180,000 and €1.65 million, with a median asking price of around €420,000.
  • A mild climate. The mountains shelter the coast, which keeps winters mild.

Where Should You Buy in Granada Province?

Costa Tropical

Most of our listings are on the Costa Tropical, a small and relatively unspoilt stretch of coast. Our page on the Costa Tropical has more detail.

La Herradura and Almuñécar

La Herradura is a relaxed seaside village with a bay popular with sailors and divers, and Almuñécar is the main resort on the coast, with a historic old town and a long beachfront.

Alhama de Granada, Monachil and Montefrío

Inland, these villages offer mountain views and village life for buyers who want space and quiet.

Why Choose Homes-Abroad.com?

We are not a generalist agency trying to serve everyone. We focus on helping buyers from the UK, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and the Netherlands find the right property in Spain, and we have built everything around that mission.

  • We speak your language. Our team handles enquiries and viewings in English, Danish, and Swedish, so nothing gets lost in translation when it matters most.
  • Honest, no-pressure advice. We will tell you if a property is overpriced, if Granada province does not suit your brief, or if a development has a track record worth knowing about. We would rather lose a deal than see a client make the wrong purchase.
  • Real listings, real prices. Our listings here run from village houses to larger villas, and we will help you compare the coast and the mountains.
  • End-to-end support. We connect you with trusted local lawyers, mortgage brokers, currency specialists, and property managers, building a reliable team around your purchase from day one.

Frequently asked questions about Granada province

Homes-Abroad.com currently lists 60 properties for sale in Granada province, including 11 new build properties. Prices start from €71,000, with an average asking price of €685,882. Browse all properties in Granada province.

Asking prices in Granada province start from €71,000 and average around €685,882 across our current listings. On top of the purchase price, budget roughly 10–13% for taxes, notary and registry fees and legal costs, depending on whether the property is new build or resale.

The towns with the most properties for sale in Granada province on Homes-Abroad.com are La Herradura, Almuñécar, Alhama de Granada.

Yes. There are currently 11 new build properties for sale in Granada province, from apartments and townhouses to villas. View all new build properties in Granada province.

In Granada province you can choose between apartments, townhouses, villas and building plots, both new build and resale. Use the filters on our property search for Granada province to narrow down by type, price, bedrooms and bathrooms.

Yes. Spanish banks lend to non-residents, typically up to around 60–70% of the property value, so you should plan for a deposit of 30–40% plus purchase costs. Our advisers can introduce you to lenders and help you compare offers.

We strongly recommend using an independent Spanish lawyer. They check the title, debts and licences of the property, help you get an NIE number and represent you at the notary, so your purchase in Granada province is safe.

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