Villa Buying Guide

Villas Under €350K

The Spanish villa dream is possible on a budget—but you'll need to be strategic. Here's how to find quality villas under €350,000 and what trade-offs to expect.

Modern villa with private pool in Spain

Yes, you can absolutely buy a villa in Spain for under €350,000. But let's be realistic about what that budget gets you—and where.

Location Matters Most

Beachfront villas start at €600K+. Under €350K means inland or value-focused coasts

Size & Age Vary

Expect 3 bedrooms typical. Older renovated villas or modern compact builds

Affordable Regions Exist

Costa Blanca South and Costa Cálida offer excellent value

New Builds Available

Modern villas with pools in developing areas often under budget

The key is understanding where your money goes furthest. If you're set on a villa—with a private pool, garden, and no shared walls—you'll find them. Just not in Jávea, Moraira, or the premium Costa Blanca North towns where entry-level villas start at €500K+.

Before diving into locations, it helps to understand how to choose the right property type and what your priorities really are.

Regions

Where to Look

Modern villa with pool in Condado De Alhama, Murcia
Condado De Alhama, Murcia – 30 min drive to Mazarrón beaches

Spain's Mediterranean coast isn't priced uniformly. Some areas command premium prices due to established expat communities, better infrastructure, and proximity to airports. Others offer similar climate and lifestyle at significantly lower entry points.

Best Value Regions

Costa Blanca South (Torrevieja, Orihuela Costa)
Costa Cálida (Murcia coast)
Inland Alicante & Murcia
Developing urbanizations
New build projects outside town centers

Premium Regions (€500K+)

Costa Blanca North (Jávea, Moraira, Altea)
Costa del Sol (Marbella area)
Beachfront anywhere
Established luxury urbanizations
Walking distance to marinas

Costa Blanca South is particularly interesting for villa buyers. The area around Torrevieja, Orihuela Costa, and down toward the Mar Menor offers modern villas—often new builds—with private pools, 3 bedrooms, and good specifications for €220,000-€340,000.

The trade-off? These areas have more seasonal tourism, larger developments, and are generally less "exclusive" than the north. For many buyers, that's a perfectly acceptable compromise.

Our costs and taxes guide explains what else to budget beyond the purchase price.

Available Villas

Here are current villas under €350,000 from our property database. These listings update automatically, showing the best value options closest to your budget.

Ready to take the next step? Use our buying costs calculator to understand the full purchase price including taxes and fees. For financing options, our finance guide explains mortgage availability for non-residents.

What €350K Gets You

3
Bedrooms Typical
90-150m²
Built Area
200-400m²
Plot Size
Yes
Private Pool Included

At this budget, expect a solid family villa. The specifications vary by location and age, but here's what's realistic:

  • Modern new builds in developing areas: contemporary design, energy efficient, compact plots
  • Resale villas in established urbanizations: larger plots, may need updating
  • Renovated older villas: character properties with modern interiors

The question isn't whether villas exist at this price—they do. It's whether the location and specifications match your lifestyle. For holiday use, rental potential, or retirement plans, you may prioritize different things.

If you're considering rental income, read our guide on villa vs apartment to understand the trade-offs. Apartments often yield better returns, but villas offer lifestyle benefits that matter for long-term owners.

01

Accept Distance from Beach

5-15 minutes by car instead of walking distance. Most villa owners drive to the beach anyway.

02

Consider New Build Developments

Modern specs, warranties, and lower maintenance. Often better value than resale.

03

Look at Resale Properties

Established gardens, larger plots, and proven locations. Budget for updates.

04

Explore Less Popular Towns

Same climate, same lifestyle—just fewer Michelin restaurants and golf courses.