Moving to the Ayamonte Region
#1
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Moving to the Ayamonte Region
Hi. I currently live on the Costa Blanca with my husband and 3 young children. We are looking to relocate to the Ayamonte region. Can anyone provide me with some useful information about where to start looking for property, local schools, business opportunities etc...
All my children were born here in Spain, and we have always been self employed, so we are looking to start up a business.
Any information that can be provided would be a huge help to me.
Many Thanks and Kind Regards, Hayley.
All my children were born here in Spain, and we have always been self employed, so we are looking to start up a business.
Any information that can be provided would be a huge help to me.
Many Thanks and Kind Regards, Hayley.
#2
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Re: Moving to the Ayamonte Region
Hello and welcome, I too am looking at moving there. Try these agencies, El Galeon, Gibara and Euro Alquileres, they all showed me houses in the area varying in price from about 500 euros to 900 euros. Some furnished some not. There are many more agencies in town also. I cannot help with the other things sorry, but sure somebody will be along with more information for you. Do a search of this part of the site it is packed with info.
#3
Re: Moving to the Ayamonte Region
Hi. I currently live on the Costa Blanca with my husband and 3 young children. We are looking to relocate to the Ayamonte region. Can anyone provide me with some useful information about where to start looking for property, local schools, business opportunities etc...
All my children were born here in Spain, and we have always been self employed, so we are looking to start up a business.
Any information that can be provided would be a huge help to me.
Many Thanks and Kind Regards, Hayley.
All my children were born here in Spain, and we have always been self employed, so we are looking to start up a business.
Any information that can be provided would be a huge help to me.
Many Thanks and Kind Regards, Hayley.
You could also have a look at http://www.infoayamonte.com/
Good luck
#4
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Re: Moving to the Ayamonte Region
Hi. I currently live on the Costa Blanca with my husband and 3 young children. We are looking to relocate to the Ayamonte region. Can anyone provide me with some useful information about where to start looking for property, local schools, business opportunities etc...
All my children were born here in Spain, and we have always been self employed, so we are looking to start up a business.
Any information that can be provided would be a huge help to me.
Many Thanks and Kind Regards, Hayley.
All my children were born here in Spain, and we have always been self employed, so we are looking to start up a business.
Any information that can be provided would be a huge help to me.
Many Thanks and Kind Regards, Hayley.
#5
Re: Moving to the Ayamonte Region
Hi,
Apart from searching through this sub-forum, here's another website which might prove helpful (eg. schools, health centre etc.) for starters:
http://www.guiautildeayamonte.com/se...e%20Panoramico
I've been looking through another website today, and am finding all sorts of interesting information (well, IMO):
http://www.canalcostatv.es/programacion.aspx
You can watch the match between CD San Roque and another team from Jaen, live, at 17.00hrs (Spain time).
Apart from searching through this sub-forum, here's another website which might prove helpful (eg. schools, health centre etc.) for starters:
http://www.guiautildeayamonte.com/se...e%20Panoramico
I've been looking through another website today, and am finding all sorts of interesting information (well, IMO):
http://www.canalcostatv.es/programacion.aspx
You can watch the match between CD San Roque and another team from Jaen, live, at 17.00hrs (Spain time).
#6
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Location: Zalamea La Real, Huelva Province,Spain
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Re: Moving to the Ayamonte Region
Hi Hayley,
You could visit Homes & Fincas website as they may be able to help you re property. Do you or your husband have any financial services qualifications or experience as I am in the process of setting up a new business in the Ayamonte area and may have some openings in due course.
Look forward to hearing from you if I can be of help.
Alaric
You could visit Homes & Fincas website as they may be able to help you re property. Do you or your husband have any financial services qualifications or experience as I am in the process of setting up a new business in the Ayamonte area and may have some openings in due course.
Look forward to hearing from you if I can be of help.
Alaric
#7
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Joined: Jan 2012
Location: Living in Ireland , purchased in Ayamonte
Posts: 180
Re: Moving to the Ayamonte Region
Hi Haley
First time on forum.
just purchased in isuri and used premier properties. As previously mentioned times are noticably slower but things can only improve at this stage. Happy hunting.
Regards all.
First time on forum.
just purchased in isuri and used premier properties. As previously mentioned times are noticably slower but things can only improve at this stage. Happy hunting.
Regards all.
#8
Re: Moving to the Ayamonte Region
Glad to hear that you have recently purchased in Costa Esuri - could I ask which development? Someone here may be able to put you in touch with neighbours, the Residents Association etc if you wish.
#9
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Location: Living in Ireland , purchased in Ayamonte
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Re: Moving to the Ayamonte Region
Hi Mike
we purchased in the marina complex E8.
Regards
we purchased in the marina complex E8.
Regards
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Re: Moving to the Ayamonte Region
Hello everyone,
Although I do not live on the Esuri development I should very much like to meet people ther and wondered if the residents have an open night or some such get together where outsiders can come and buy them a drink!?
Look forward to meeting you all.
Kind regards,
Alaric
Although I do not live on the Esuri development I should very much like to meet people ther and wondered if the residents have an open night or some such get together where outsiders can come and buy them a drink!?
Look forward to meeting you all.
Kind regards,
Alaric
#13
Re: Moving to the Ayamonte Region
Hello everyone,
Although I do not live on the Esuri development I should very much like to meet people ther and wondered if the residents have an open night or some such get together where outsiders can come and buy them a drink!?
Look forward to meeting you all.
Kind regards,
Alaric
Although I do not live on the Esuri development I should very much like to meet people ther and wondered if the residents have an open night or some such get together where outsiders can come and buy them a drink!?
Look forward to meeting you all.
Kind regards,
Alaric
#14
Re: Moving to the Ayamonte Region
Hello everyone,
Although I do not live on the Esuri development I should very much like to meet people ther and wondered if the residents have an open night or some such get together where outsiders can come and buy them a drink!?
Look forward to meeting you all.
Kind regards,
Alaric
Although I do not live on the Esuri development I should very much like to meet people ther and wondered if the residents have an open night or some such get together where outsiders can come and buy them a drink!?
Look forward to meeting you all.
Kind regards,
Alaric