how much does it cost to rent long term in spain will be looking at 2 bedroom with use of a pool will be wanting long term rental also when you rent what sort of other bills have you got on top of that.

thanks
rob

About 6oo€`s a month near me, cheaper inland.
Water, Elec, gas are usully extra.

hi there
is that with use of pool and are these apartments is there any pics of these places anywhere on net.

thanks
rob.

Google is your friend... Resultados 1 - 10 de aproximadamente 195.000 de Rentals in andalucia. (0,26 segundos)
What area are you looking for ?

Also Surinenglish ads here scroll down the page a bit.

as long as its not noisy not choose anywhere as yet as long as theres friendly people around i,m happy

the 600 how long is that for a week or longer and does that come with use of pool.

thanks
rob.

6oo a month long term including use of pool.
Water is 15 €`s a quarter, Electrickery 50 to 75 €`s for two months, gas bottles for hot water boiler just gone up to about 13 €`s
You will find it quieter if you get off the coast a bit.

Rob , when do you think you need it from and for how long?

Joer, me voy ya!

Currently paying $950/month...$100/month between water and sewer and an average of $150 for elec..
Bombonas have gone up since my day...when I paid 400 pelas each.

Anyone looking for a Metal Casting Engineer or Foundry Manager? I can also cut grass and care for a pool btw.

Hell that must have been back in 1987... or there abouts

Good Guess!
Left in '86 actually...though I have been back many times.

Between 400 and 600€ a month round here for what you are looking for, some may look a little more expensive BUT they may include bills etc, you do have to search around. Look in English Language newspapers for the area you are wanting, incidentally in this type of enquiry it does help to indicate that st the start.

We were paying €750 per month for a two bedroomed two bathroomed apartment in Albir just outside Benidorm. We also had an inside pool, outside pool, sauna and paddle tennis court. We were 5 minutes from the beach. On top of this we had to pay electricity, rubbish and water and these cost roughly what JDR has said.

We have now moved south of Alicante and are now paying €600 for a three bedroomed, two bathroomed house which has a communal pool.

Certainly we have found prices cheaper in this neck of the woods.

I pay a thousand euros a month for a 2 bed bungalow type house, 2 bathroom and nice and roomy with roof terrace etc, all bills included and a minute walk down to the beach. That is in Riveria on the Costa Del Sol. Could have got cheaper but to find someone to take my bulldog was a hard task and plus the area is lovely.

Edit to say we have a pool to use and tennis courts as well.

Rentals are usually cheaper if you want at least a year. Shorter term is more expensive, also the more inland the cheaper. We are paying 480 euros all in for a 3 bedroom 2 bath villa with pool in the campo.