If you’ve been thinking about moving permanently to Spain, are working remotely for a non-Spanish company, but not quite ready for retirement, then the newly passed Digital Nomad Visa (DNV) could be the ticket you need for a new life in our wonderful Lecrin Valley, Andalucia!
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The last deeds have been signed at the notary and several other Lecrin Valley properties are all set to complete in the new year.
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We recently had great opportunity to film a short video and interview with local media, El Comarcal de Lecrin. Here’s me, Danielle, presenting this beautiful “edge of village” property in Restabal, right in the heart of our wonderful Lecrin Valley.
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2020 has been quite a ride and the good news is, it’s almost over! Looking back on the year brings back a mixture of emotions: From the first shock and disbelief to panic and sadness, to new-found resilience and perseverance. What a strange year!
Continue reading “Review of 2020 and why house prices did not fall in the Lecrin Valley”Find your work life balance in the Granada province
Do you long to find that work/life balance? We have two fantastic properties that could give you just that – one in the beautiful countryside of the Lecrin Valley, one on the coast at Salobrena. Take your pick!
Continue reading “Find your work life balance in the Granada province”The end of “estado de alarma” and the welcome start of summer
This weekend, the sun reached its highest point in the sky, we had our longest day and summer officially started in the northern hemisphere. It was also, very happily, the weekend that the ‘state of alarm’ officially ended in Spain. Until further notice, we will now live under the rather awkwardly-named “new normal”, but in Andalucia, this will not be quite the same as in the rest of the country.
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