Córdoba Property for Sale: Commercial Premises and Land in Andalusia

Córdoba is a historic city in Andalusia on the Guadalquivir, with the Mezquita-Catedral, the Jewish quarter and the Patios festival all central to its identity. The AVE high-speed train links it to Madrid and Seville in under two hours each, and summer heat is intense. Residents and investors buy for the old-town lifestyle, tourism lets and long-term affordability against Seville and Málaga.

Before buying commercial premises, confirm the licence for the activity (licencia de actividad), the energy certificate and the planning class.

You need a Spanish foreigner identification number (NIE). Resale purchases in Andalusia carry transfer tax (ITP) of about 7%, while new builds bear VAT and stamp duty; commercial purchases are often subject to VAT. Notary and land registry fees follow. Spain's golden visa ended on 3 April 2025, so property no longer buys residency. Non-residents can often borrow up to around 60-70% of value.

See the Spain buying guide, Spain mortgages and the Spain market analysis.

Seville, Granada and Málaga are the nearest big cities, each a few hours or less away. Torremolinos, La Zubia and Villamartin are separate markets on the Costa del Sol, near Granada and on the Costa Blanca. See the Spain overview.