€434,483
La Zubia

51 homes and apartments for sale in La Zubia, Spain.
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24 properties shown
€434,483
La Zubia
€391,534
La Zubia
€392,280
La Zubia
€392,280
La Zubia
€392,280
La Zubia
€391,534
La Zubia
€391,534
La Zubia
€391,534
La Zubia
€391,534
La Zubia
€391,534
La Zubia
€391,534
La Zubia
€391,534
La Zubia
€391,534
La Zubia
€391,534
La Zubia
€391,534
La Zubia
€391,534
La Zubia
€391,534
La Zubia
€391,534
La Zubia
€391,534
La Zubia
€391,534
La Zubia
€391,534
La Zubia
€542,306
La Zubia
€393,674
La Zubia
€393,674
La Zubia
Buyer's guide: La Zubia
Property for sale in La Zubia is mostly plots and commercial units, not ready-to-live-in homes: 26 listings are land and 23 are commercial, against just 2 houses. The median asking price is €142,606 for the town at the foot of the Sierra Nevada, a few kilometres south of Granada.
Asking prices from current RealEstateAbroad listings, in euros. Sizes are large because plots and commercial buildings dominate.
| Measure | La Zubia |
|---|---|
| Median ask | €142,606 |
| p25 to p75 | €64,079 to €391,534 |
| Price per m² | €1,327 |
| Median size | 295 m² |
| Listings | 51 |
All 24 listings with bedroom data show four bedrooms, which looks like a coding pattern, possibly one development or repeated entries, and not a normal market spread. Ask the agent for floor plans and treat bedroom filters with caution.
For typical homes, see houses in Spain, villas and apartments. Plots are covered in land in Spain.
La Zubia is a town in the Granada area of Andalusia, close to the Sierra Nevada ski resort and the Alhambra city. It has its own centre and mixed residential and commercial uses. Granada city is a short drive away. The setting suits buyers who prefer a quieter life with mountains nearby.
Request the nota simple from the property registry to see ownership and charges, and the certificado urbanístico from the town hall to confirm the land class and what can be built. For commercial units, ask about the licence for the activity (licencia de apertura), community fees and any lease in place. A Spanish lawyer can check for unpaid IBI property tax, which stays with the property, before you sign.
Foreigners may buy freely, but need an NIE tax number. Resales in Andalusia pay 7% ITP transfer tax, and new builds 10% VAT plus stamp duty (AJD). Notary, registry and legal fees come on top. Golden visa schemes ended in April 2025. For plots, ask for the urban planning certificate to confirm whether land is buildable, as much land is rustic or protected.
See our Spain buying guide and financing guide.
Granada is the real neighbour. Málaga, Torremolinos, Benalmádena, Mijas and Fuengirola are on the Costa del Sol, roughly 100 km or more away, and a different market. See Spain.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Few houses are listed, with only 2 among the 51, so options for a family home are limited. Look at the wider Granada area for finished houses.
Resale purchases in Andalusia pay 7% ITP transfer tax. New builds pay 10% VAT plus a stamp duty (AJD), so ask whether a seller is a developer.
No. Check the urban zoning status.
Yes. A foreigner needs an NIE tax number to buy property in Spain, and it can be obtained from the police or a Spanish consulate. Your lawyer can usually apply on your behalf.