Sell your home on the Costa del Sol

A price that sells

The most expensive mistake when selling is going to market with a high price "to leave room for negotiation": the property goes stale on the portals and ends up selling for less. We start from the published prices for your town and similar homes in your neighbourhood to set a price you can defend.

Well presented

Professional photos in natural light, a description that covers what really matters (orientation, views, distance to the sea or the train) and, if needed, small repairs that pay for themselves in the price.

Vetted buyers

Before showing your home, we ask about timescales and how the buyer will pay. That way we avoid viewings from the merely curious and offers that later fail to get a mortgage.

The paperwork you will need

Title deed, Land Registry extract (nota simple), latest IBI (local property tax) bill, a certificate from the community of owners showing you are up to date with payments, and the energy performance certificate, which is compulsory to advertise and sell. We tell you which ones you have and which need to be requested.

When you sell you will pay, where applicable, the municipal capital gains tax (plusvalía municipal) and tax on the gain: Spanish income tax (IRPF) if you are resident in Spain, or non-resident income tax (IRNR) if you are not; in that case the buyer withholds 3% of the price as a payment on account.