Buy an Apartment in Villamartín: Prices, Stock and Spanish Buying Costs

Our records tag these listings to Andalusia, and the coordinates match the Villamartín in Cádiz province, an inland white-village town in the Sierra de Cádiz. A different Villamartín is well known on the Costa Blanca, in the Orihuela Costa area, where golf-oriented apartment complexes are common. The unit mix here (many compact apartments and penthouses in a tight price band) reads more like a resort development, so confirm the municipality, the development and the distance to the coast on each listing before relying on any statistic. Ask the agent for the cadastral reference and verify it independently.

Foreigners can buy freely in Spain, but need an NIE tax number. The Spanish golden visa ended on 3 April 2025, so property no longer leads to a residence permit on its own.

• Resale: transfer tax (ITP) of roughly 6-10% depending on the region; Andalusia is about 7%
• New build: 10% VAT plus stamp duty of about 1.2% in Andalusia
• Other costs: notary, land registry and legal fees, typically 1-2%
• Annual: IBI property tax and community fees

Request a nota simple from the land registry and check community arrears and licences. Our Spain buying guide and Spain financing page provide more detail. Confirm all rates locally.

If your property really is in Andalusia, the nearest larger markets are Jerez de la Frontera and Seville, while the Costa del Sol towns of Casares, Manilva, Estepona and Benahavís are separate resort markets a long drive away. See Spain for all regions.