LOW Property Prices in Spanish Villages €35.000
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This village looked pretty in places but has no soul and is absolutely devoid of life and vibrancy!
I completely agree guys,there’s an abundance of modestly priced older property inland of varying condition,I live in London and €35k couldn’t buy a beach hut,have a great weekend guys✌🏿🥰
Barry, you have excelled yourself. What an amazing video. First of all, glad to see your wife is feeling better. Albanillas (Albaniyas) is such a beautifull place. It has really been beautified since I was last there in th 80's. Such a shame that it's so hard to find a bar open in the afternoon. The biggest enjoyment for me when visiting these pueblos is to go to the bar where the locals go. Nothing like it. Great vvideo Barry. Thank you.
Thank you explorer couple, with you I know Spain better, and I am Spanish! 🙂
The way the steps are painted is lovely, and I love the backing music too💕
Do not even consider purchasing a property in any of these inland towns to live permanently unless you have a good level of Spanish, it simply dosent work.
It would force you to learn Spanish so in my opinion its a good thing
@@colmranger It did me, you need to know when you are being ripped off but unfortunately some people are just to old or dont have the aptitude to learn.I know people who have lived on the coast for 25 years and do not speak one word of Spanish because you dont have to, living inland is totally different experiance.
With Google Translate ,conversational on, you'll never be stuck. Having said that, a little effort in learning the language should be considered as well.
@@mickcampbell1797 You can't socialise with Google.
bricklayersworldwithandy....Totally disagree !
Great vid again guys.. some lovely places ☺️
That is the stations of the cross on the outside walls of that beautiful church,thank you both💫🇪🇦💫
What a fantastic Church .. Love the Little Villages.. Hopefully the younger generation stay.. It’s all about work situation..
Looks like stations of the cross Baz🙏🙏
There are indeed in some ridiculously cheap properties in Spanish villages when compared for example to major cities and to the UK. But you have to ask the question why this is the case. Simple, nobody wants to live there, especially young people to whom such communities offer nothing. Cheap, yes, but if there is no prospect of ever selling it if you want to move in the future for some reason hardly a wise investment. Spain is full of abandoned, unsalable properties for this reason.
What a lovely video. Thank you for sharing...
I find the contrast with the UK interesting, 'cause where I live in Berkshire it's the big towns (Reading and Slough) where the cheapest properties are and the small towns/villages like Henley/Marlow/Sunningdale etc. are where all the rich people live
Beautiful church and interesting vid, thanks
Good morning to you both 😊 thank you so much for your videos.
Thanks for watching! 😁
What a fascinating place - very interesting video, thank you. As a spaniel lover I was totally distracted by Ginny’s constantly wagging tail initially, so had to watch a second time 😂 I agree with some other comments about the need to be fluent in Spanish to happily live in an inland village - whilst we have been learning Spanish for a few years now, learning a new language can be more difficult as you get older - I still feel more competent at French which I learned at school - so am grateful for the coastal region being generally more forgiving to the Spanish learner.
Super video you are bringing me to parts of spain i would never get to see well done if i see you in spain i will buy you a pint
As we gaze out over the village at 1:01 minutes, once again I am struck by the lack of solar panels on the roofs. I have been looking for a pagoda with built-in solar panels to put on my roof terrace in Playa Flamenca. Pagodas / toldas are easy to find, but I would have thought incorporating solar panels would be a no-brainer - the electricity produced would pay for the pagoda, solar panels, battery and converter. I have a eBay £100 solar set-up on my shed in the UK to charge my tools. Why, in your opinion, is the pagoda with solar panels not a thing in Spain?
It is a good option if you want a quiet life, but it is essential to speak Spanish well, obviously.
Good Morning Barry & Karen these buildings are Beautiful.. 👍have a nice weekend
Went on wed love this place was 23 years ago i was last there Great Vid Again
Great vid loved the music 👌🏻 appreciate the vids from a time served stonemason served my apprentice at st Mary’s cathedral Edinburgh Spanish buildings are incredible the inside is a different level also ours are very black on the outside and boring on the inside with no colour.Your donation link can only do €5 you can’t adjust it to more it might just be me but maybe worth a look
@Vision-Security_Tech_ Thank you for highlighting that It should have changed now.
Great video guys . From my basic Spanish if it has two L s togetherit's pronunced like a Y . So I'm assuming that place sounds like Abaniya .
That’s what I thought… thank you! Thanks for watching
What do you think of San Miguel as a location ?
If you don't mind no banking or ATMs depending the village. Or medical services or maybe a doctor or nurse come once a week.
There was a bank over from the church
Abanilla is town not a village and has everything but i agree some villages have nothing only a bar, but why would you want to live in one miles from the beach with nothing to do especially in your latter years.
Just the same as a village in the UK
@@matthewjames1114 And a Language barrier possibly.
@@bricklayersworldwithandy6277learn Spanish….its one of the easiest languages for English speakers to learn.
been watching your vids on buying in spain, which is my dream, just an idea, if you could say roughly were they are time wise from airports, and wat the bus service is like, to main town near would be great, as ive been to palma over 10 yrs but coming to benidorm in 3 wks, i know a girl that does dog rescue, which i would like to help out with when i eventually get there, only place ive been looking at so far is composol and signed up to sean and watch his vids, but ya little town rather than seafront is apealing to me more, quiet like. so any advice given could be great, thanks again great vids.
We’ll keep that in mind and try and mention those details in future. Thanks for watching!
Wat a beautiful village thank,s barry 👍
This place is much nicer than my housing estate in Killie 😂
Nice, like from Marina Rubicon
You should invest in a drone Baz,some of those shots up those painted steps would be amazing,mond you those things aren't cheap.
I need to hit 1 million views a month to invest in that. PMSL
@@ScottishCoupleInSpain unfortunately I can only give you one view with these 2 eyes.
@@stuartramsay9063 👀🤣🤣
Watch who you say siesta to, the Spanish are offended by you saying they have a siesta. The first time we went to Spain we said was the town abandoned because it was siesta time. The tourist board said we do not say that because it insinuates that we are lazy and need a sleep in the afternoon. They are just at home waiting to go back to work later
Because from 2 to 4 pm in Spain is time to eat, that's why you don't see people on the street. Just because you eat at 12 doesn't mean that it's done in Spain. Many foreigners interpret that people are sleeping.
I´ve lived in Madrid 25 years, my wife is Spanish and I´ve never heard this.
I dont get why a clan of people would want to be together opinion integration is for better i went around south America with a dictionary I love the Scottish fella videos and going of the beaten tracks ❤
Ivbeenthere joking lovely sunshine ☀️
90 days stay , so what's the point of buying,
Holiday home for life? A lot of people love that.
no sign of any graffiti
Barry when are you hoping to buy a property , I feel if you buy now you would be in profit in the next 6 months the way house prices are going up in Alicante city
11:13: Its pronounced mish meshy pushy
Ive lived in a number of different villages and unless you want to be bored to death and feel like your 90 years old dont do it, the novelity wears off after a while.
I am currently looking for a potential home in Murcia/Andalusia. My budget is £50k all in.
Nice video Barry & Karen, lovely little Spanish villages but not everyone's cup of tea, it's no wonder properties are cheap there, locals try to leave for better lives elsewhere, little or no public transport, less amenities, poor services, lots of unemployed and probably squatters, burglaries and abundance of drugs, sorry I'm paining a grim picture. It was more idealistic 40~50 years ago when there were many Hippy's, tie-dye'd clothes, locals still using horses and donkeys plus the odd resident Brit ex-con or two 😄
Sounds like Leeds your talking about 😂😂😂😂