3robinsons

Loafing Along

Difficult as would strongly recommend rental for a year if you are really undecided about where you want to live but then few landlords will accept four dogs, one , maybe two yes. Your budget for purchase is not unrealistic. Suggest you browse a few sites such as : https://www.idealista.com/en/venta-v...20000,chalets/

Even have a look at a separate thread on the Spanish Forum "The Ayamonte Club" basically for residents in the Esuri complex , not so far from Huelva

cermignano

Also google estate agents in the area. they may know of someone with holiday home who is willing to rent

Smithy73

I don't know this area at all, but in my opinion, you are going to be hard pushed to get a detached property with land for £100K unless you don't mind something that may have a few legal issues
I checked the whole region on Kyero.com and it brought up very little... What it did show, was in the middle of nowhere, with no access to mains electricity and water... oh yes they call them fincas .... not all of them will be this bad, but you are going to need a GREAT lawyer!

To be fair at this point, I would be more concerned about Brexit! Technically the agreed cut of point is December 2020.... that is if there is a deal.... no deal and it's March 2019!
You need to factor applying for residency into your budget, as you will need some money left over to show you can support yourselves once here (€10-15K).
If the UK just exits with no deal, you will need a rather bigger budget for Visas... but of course no one really knows for certain.

Smithy73

TV programs like a Place in the Sun, would have you believe that you can get the most amazing villas for €90K and unfortunately that is generally really unrealistic.
There are some bargains still out there but a £100K detached property in the area you want, suggests to me a lot of compromises that the average person from the UK isn't willing to make.
You could try the Alicante region of Valencia.
Generally a safer purchase in that budget would be a town house, if you could get one with a small garden...
Remember too far in land is also very cold in the winter and very hot in the summer

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MikeJ

Not really just for Esuri but Ayamonte, Isla Canela and anywhere in the vicinity 😃🇬🇧🇪🇸🇫🇷🇧🇪🇲🇽🇳� ��

pwwm

Something to think about, we, 15 years ago did not realise that if we bought a house with land that was classified urban we would be paying a shed load of rates on it, yes I know it is still less than UK, but houses without gardens here are about 150 euro a year on average, we pay just under a thousand, purely because garden is urbano, Have to say we would still have bought it as very private as it is at the top of town.

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dougal03

Just a thought as I had a Kennels business obviously in a rural location with,well not so much a large garden as lots of land.That was OK for us as we used a lot of it to create a Pets Cemetery. Being away from near neighbours in a rural situation does suggest a Finca is really what we had.Not sure what you mean by "a decent size garden"?And "garden" could be a big area of dry scrub land which you can work over & develop a nice looking space.If you have a couple of conifers which grow in profusion in rural places as they don't need too much sustenance,watch out for the processionary caterpillares.Dogs are curious when they see them in a line on the ground,one of mine died licking at them.And the big problem is water which will mean a water deposito.That is fairly cheap ,refilled via the water wagon if you have a business contract.I don't know costs otherwise.This idea is not like buying a property out in the sticks in Cumbria or the highlands of Scotland believe me.Having 4 dogs in such a situation would not be a problem but there are millions of nasty biting insects,wild boar in some places although I only ever saw youngsters & tree rats that usually live inside almond trees but invade property when it is a particularly dry spell & are desperate for a drink.Really do your homework though,don't get sold (another) pup!

Loafing Along

You can follow the EU view here : https://ec.europa.eu/commission/brexit-negotiations_en
and the UK government view here : https://www.gov.uk/government/brexit

That way you get both sides of the discussions

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Smithy73

IBI (rates) vary according to the area, the size of the plot and house.
Your unlikely to find a house with a decent size plot in the area mentioned on Urbana land, as far as I could see.
In many southern costal areas a decent plot (1200m2) on Urbana land to build will cost the €100k alone or upwards

Moses2013

I don't understand what the garden has to do with it. As mentioned, it's based on the local rates etc. and a garden is garden. Are you maybe talking about a separate building plot, so not a garden that was actually already attached to property? Then you would be paying tax for 2 properties, so would have 2 cadastral reference numbers. It's easy to check classification online if someone wants to check their area: https://www1.sedecatastro.gob.es/OVCInicio.aspx