50 m
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43.849 m
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443.500 m
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1.074 m
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42.000 m
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176 m
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44 m
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250 m
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32.738 m
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444 m
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377 m
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396 m
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626 m
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4.200 m
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1.500.000 m
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When we talk about cheap masías, we generally refer to properties priced below the market average (which in prime areas exceeds one million euros). To find these real estate opportunities, you must consider three key factors that determine price: the condition, the location, and the land.
The most common way to buy cheaply is to acquire a masía to rehabilitate. Many of these properties retain the main stone walls and original structure but require a complete intervention (roofs, systems, layout).
Ruins and barns: These are the most economical options. Ideal for those looking to convert an old barn or a stabilized ruin into a modern home with rustic charm.
Restoration projects: Buying a masía in its original state allows you to increase its value exponentially after renovation, making it one of the most profitable investments in the rural real estate sector.
If you are looking for cheap rural estates, moving a few kilometers away from the first line of the sea is essential. While the "Golden Triangle" maintains high prices, border or inland areas offer spectacular landscapes at a fraction of the cost.
Exploring inland regions or mountain areas allows access to masías with large plots and private woodlands at prices that on the coast would only buy an apartment.
These areas offer more tranquility, direct contact with nature, and a rural authenticity that is hard to find in the most touristy areas.
Before acquiring a rural "bargain," it is vital to verify:
Utilities: Does it have a connection to the electrical grid and well or mains water? Bringing utilities to an isolated estate can raise project costs.
Urban planning certificate: Ensure the masía is registered and that the residential use or the expansion you wish to carry out is permitted.
Access: Check whether the road is passable for vehicles or if it requires upgrading (4x4).
In the current market, you can find small ruins or stone structures starting from €150,000 - €200,000. Masías with a consolidated structure but in need of renovation are usually between €300,000 and €500,000, depending on the amount of land and the area.
Yes, it is often the option with the highest return on investment (ROI). The purchase price plus the renovation cost is usually lower than the market price of an already renovated masía, allowing a significant profit margin in case of a later sale or patrimonial revaluation.
Occasionally we have bank-owned rural estates or properties from inheritances that need a quick sale. These properties usually have very competitive prices. We recommend subscribing to our new listing alert to be the first to know about these "distressed" opportunities.
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