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SnoopSpain, Sitges (2026)

21/10/2026

Some properties offer sea views. This one gives you an entire horizon, with sweeping panoramas across the Mediterranean, the Ebro Delta and surrounding mountains. Set on more than 1.4 hectares of terraced land, this remarkable retreat has three separate dwellings, a swimming pool and the kind of privacy that's increasingly hard to find.

The main house occupies the upper terrace, where large windows and natural materials bring the landscape into the living space. It includes two generous bedrooms, high ceilings and an open-plan living room and kitchen. Outside, the sea-facing pool, shaded porch and barbecue area set the scene for long lunches and sunset evenings.

Two more dwellings sit on separate terraces below. One is an independent bedroom suite with a bathroom; the other, has a double bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and an extra room for an office or single bedroom. There's also a covered porch and a large wooden platform overlooking the extraordinary scenery.

The grounds are a Mediterranean garden in their own right, with olive trees, pines, palms, cacti and around 250 additional trees, including carob, almond, loquat and fig.

For a more independent lifestyle, solar panels, a Victron inverter and battery storage provide electricity. Water comes from an 8,000-litre tank supplied by rainwater collection or tanker deliveries. All three buildings are legal and have internet connections, and the property is sold furnished and equipped with security bars.

Despite the seclusion, the coast and its lively beach towns are approximately 35 minutes.

Three homes, a private pool, extensive grounds and a whole Mediterranean horizon to call your own. A rare find for anyone dreaming of a secluded retreat with room for family, friends or potential rental guests.

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20/10/2026

Set within the beautiful Sierra de Aracena Natural Park, this five-hectare estate combines a characterful country home with extensive equestrian facilities and plenty of room to pursue a rural dream.

Renovated in 1998, the farmhouse offers around 150 m² on the ground floor, with an attic and potential to expand upstairs. Slate floors, chestnut-beamed ceilings and a large living room with fireplace give it authentic rustic appeal. There are four bedrooms, two with en-suite bathrooms and dressing rooms.

A separate room with its own fireplace opens onto the barbecue area, while two porches, a vegetable garden and a generous 12 x 6 m swimming pool make the most of outdoor living.

Horse lovers will find eight stalls, a dressage arena, a riding ring and a substantial 300 m² building with a kitchen and scope for other uses. Two separate entrances allow the home and equestrian facilities to operate independently.

With two wells, two 40,000-litre water tanks, solar power backed up by a generator and a septic tank, the estate also offers a good degree of self-sufficiency. A compelling option for anyone dreaming of country living with horses, space and possibilities, all within easy reach of Aracena.

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19/10/2026

Flower-filled cobbled streets, whitewashed façades and the mountains of the Sierra de Aracena on the doorstep. This is a corner of Andalucía where life still revolves around the village, and this beautifully restored house feels right at home. Behind its traditional chestnut door lies a mix of old stone, patterned tiles and timber, with thoughtful updates that make it as comfortable as it is full of character.

The kitchen and dining room set the scene for long lunches and cosy evenings, with natural stone, decorative hydraulic tiles and a pellet stove. A flexible room on this floor is currently used as a sitting room but could also serve as a bedroom, alongside a bathroom with a walk-in shower.

Upstairs, the living room has a wood-burning fireplace, while the generous main bedroom catches the light from two balconies. A small terrace offers a sunny spot for morning coffee or an afternoon with a book, away from the bustle of the street.

Look up and there’s another surprise: an attic beneath a sloping timber ceiling, brightened by Velux windows. It could become a reading hideaway, an art studio or extra sleeping space for friends who decide to stay a little longer. There’s also a basement currently used for storage.

Across approximately 145 m², the restoration has preserved the details that give the house its identity while adding insulated double-glazed windows and modern comforts. Nothing feels overly polished or stripped of its past; the traditional materials are part of the appeal.

And then there’s the setting. The historic town is known for its remarkable mosque, winding lanes and rich architectural heritage, with mountain walks and the pleasures of village life close at hand. For anyone looking for a characterful Andalusian home with room to settle in and make it their own, this is a lovely find.

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18/10/2026

Imagine waking up to the water just ten metres from your front door, taking your morning coffee on the terrace with views across the Mar Menor, and ending the day watching the sunset from your own rooftop solarium. This unusual beachfront property offers something hard to find: a substantial five-bedroom home right on the shore, with no community fees and an additional plot across the street included in the price.

The main house offers 144 m² of accommodation, all on one level, on a 185 m² plot. Its practical layout includes five bedrooms, two bathrooms, a central living and dining room, and a separate kitchen with space for a table and pantry. Views of the Mar Menor can be enjoyed from the bedrooms, living room, kitchen and terrace.

The private garden features a barbecue area and a magnificent century-old pine tree, offering a shady spot to unwind beside the sea.

Well maintained and perfectly habitable, the house has plenty of scope for a personal refresh while retaining its relaxed Mediterranean character.

And then there is the extra 211 m² plot across the street, complete with a detached 72 m² building. Currently used for storage, it contains a living room with fireplace, a kitchen and two rooms that could be refurbished as bedrooms, as well as an additional bathroom. With renovation, it could provide guest accommodation or potentially a separate holiday home.

In addition to this, there is also the possibility of a new dwelling subject to local planning regulations.

Beachfront homes with five bedrooms are unusual enough; finding one with a substantial outbuilding and a second plot is rarer still. A coastal property with room to develop its potential, on the shores of the Mar Menor.

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17/10/2026

Stone walls, exposed timber beams and two atmospheric cave rooms give this sympathetically renovated Andalusian cortijo plenty of personality. The former barn has been incorporated into a versatile four-bedroom home that retains its rural character while benefiting from an insulated timber roof and double-glazed wooden windows.

The house is arranged in two interconnected sections, each with its own living area and bathroom. They can be accessed separately from outside, making the layout ideal for hosting friends and family who appreciate their own space. There’s also potential to create a larger family home or explore small-scale tourist accommodation, subject to the necessary licences.

Inside, whitewashed walls, natural stone and wooden beams create a relaxed, rustic feel. High ceilings give the upper floor a sense of space, while a separate kitchen and dining area, two living rooms and cosy seating corners provide plenty of room to spread out. A small roof terrace adds another spot to enjoy the peaceful setting.

Outside, a walled garden with sliding gates offers privacy and scope for long lunches, shaded seating and an outdoor kitchen. There’s a garage, plus a separate garden opposite the house, providing even more space to enjoy the outdoors or add a swimming pool.

The house is just 4 km from a beautiful reservoir surrounded by open countryside, a lovely spot for walking, cycling and enjoying the scenery, while a market town is around 15 minutes by car, with shops, restaurants, supermarkets and everyday services. A characterful slice of rural Andalucía with flexibility to make it your own.

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16/10/2026

Dating back to 1864, this remarkable Andalusian house is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial piece of Cádiz’s architectural heritage. Behind its traditional façade lies an impressive 915 m² residence, rich in period character and offering extraordinary scope for reinvention in one of southern Spain’s most historic coastal cities.

The building retains many of the features that define noble Cádiz architecture, from its solid stone walls and original timber structures to tall windows framed by decorative mouldings, wrought-iron balconies and traditional wooden carpentry. An elegant entrance vestibule showcases exposed oyster stone, a distinctive local detail that sets the tone for a property steeped in history.

Arranged across three floors, the house contains an impressive 24 bedrooms, four full bathrooms and a guest toilet. The ground floor features nine bedrooms, a large living room, kitchen, laundry room and two interior courtyards. Nine further bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen and a terrace occupy the first floor, while the upper level offers six more bedrooms, another bathroom, a kitchen and a second terrace. The generous layout opens up a wealth of possibilities for a grand private residence or a multi-unit project, subject to the relevant permissions.

The real showstopper may be the spacious southeast-facing rooftop, where views stretch across the Bay of Cádiz and towards some of the city’s most recognisable buildings. Two interior courtyards provide welcome shade and privacy.

Location adds to the appeal, with the train station around five minutes away, the beach ten minutes away and Jerez Airport approximately 20 minutes by car.

A property of exceptional scale, historic character and considerable potential, this is an invitation to restore and reimagine a grand Cádiz residence.

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15/10/2026

Imagine waking up to views of the sea and mountains, spending lazy afternoons on a sun-drenched terrace and wandering through your own olive grove. This beautifully renovated house offers a peaceful slice of Mediterranean living, combining traditional stonework with modern comforts.

The single-storey home has been completely renovated, with everything brand new and ready to move straight into. Inside, there is a spacious open-plan living and dining area with an integrated kitchen, two double bedrooms and two bathrooms with showers. Restored stone walls, porcelain tile floors and an insulated roof bring together authentic character and contemporary comfort, while an Energy Efficiency Certificate rating of B is an added bonus.

Outside, there is plenty of room to enjoy the Mediterranean lifestyle, with a large terrace featuring an outdoor kitchen, barbecue, dining area and space to relax. A second panoramic rooftop terrace offers wonderful sea views, making it an ideal spot for a morning coffee or an evening glass of w**e.

The two-hectare estate is home to approximately 200 olive trees in full production, complete with an irrigation system. With a private well, solar panels and batteries, a biological septic tank, a fireplace and a butane gas water heater, the property offers a degree of independence from mains services.

Set in the south of Tarragona province, close to the remarkable Ebro Delta Natural Park, the house enjoys a Mediterranean climate and a setting surrounded by nature. Yet beaches, restaurants, shops and year-round amenities are just 15 minutes away.

A turnkey country retreat with its own olive grove, outdoor entertaining spaces and sea views, ideal for anyone dreaming of a quieter life on the Catalan coast.

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14/10/2026

Behind the traditional façade of this substantial Andalusian townhouse lies a home with real presence. The star of the show is the spectacular marble staircase, flanked by marble columns, bringing a touch of old-world grandeur to a property with around 500 m² of usable space and plenty of scope to make it your own.

There are five spacious bedrooms, each with its own exterior balcony, plus a generous kitchen and living area, multiple balconies and a large patio with room for long lunches, potted plants and a little urban oasis. A rooftop terrace adds another outdoor space, while the overall scale gives you plenty of options for family life, entertaining or creating something a little different.

One bathroom has already been renovated in a contemporary style, but much of the interior remains in its original condition. Upstairs, a loft accessed by a wooden staircase offers further possibilities as a studio, workspace or extra living space.

There’s also a garage, storage room and parking space, while the ground floor is currently used as commercial premises. Depending on permissions and layout, this could become part of the home, a separate workspace or an opportunity to explore other uses.

This isn't a finished, polished townhouse, but that's where the appeal lies. Behind the grand staircase and traditional details is a substantial property waiting for someone with imagination to bring it into a new chapter. Set in a historic town in Almería province, within reach of the Mediterranean coast, it offers plenty of space and character to work with.

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13/10/2026

This characterful country house offers countryside, beaches and outdoor space in one of the most sought-after corners of Cádiz province.

Just five minutes from the beautiful white village of Vejer de la Frontera and the beaches of Caños de Meca, the house is also moments from the woodland of La Breña. It is an enviable setting for anyone wanting rural peace without giving up easy access to the coast.

The house sits towards the back of a fully fenced 500 square metre corner plot, surrounded by a surprisingly lush garden that feels more like a little jungle. Mature fruit trees include orange, lemon, fig, plum, mulberry, grapevine and pomegranate, all producing fruit.

Inside, the main floor has two bedrooms, a living room, newly built open-plan kitchen and full bathroom. Covered terraces wrap around the front and side of the house, providing shady spaces for outdoor living.

Upstairs is a large, bright open room with plenty of possibilities and there is enough space to add another bathroom. It opens onto a substantial roof terrace with plenty of potential and even distant sea views.

Beneath the house is another surprise: approximately 80 square metres of undeveloped space with its own entrance from the street. Currently used for storage and utilities.

The garden is designed for relaxed outdoor living, with a shaded gravelled area beneath a mature tree large enough for a dining table or sun loungers. There is also open storage for bikes and tools, parking for up to three cars and enough space to consider adding a swimming pool.

The property has a private well, a new 2,000 litre water tank with new pressure pump and connections, mains electricity and Movistar landline internet.

A relaxed countryside home close to some of the most beautiful beaches and villages of the Cádiz coast, with a mature garden, sea glimpses and plenty of scope to make the property your own.

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12/10/2026

This magnificent 1930 townhouse offers a rare chance to restore a substantial piece of Valencian history. With around 314 m² spread across three floors, it combines grand proportions, original architectural details and a great location.

Behind its imposing wooden entrance doors, the main floor is filled with character, from high ceilings and exposed beams to original terracotta and mosaic floors. There is an impressive entrance hall, several period living rooms, a large formal dining room with pantry, a traditional bodeguilla w**e cellar tucked beneath the staircase, a double bedroom and additional staff quarters.

One of the property’s most appealing features is the private interior courtyard, which brings light and fresh air into the heart of the house.

A grand staircase with wrought-iron railings leads to the first floor, where the bedrooms retain colourful hydraulic-tile floors, wooden shutters and plenty of period charm. Traditional wrought-iron balconies overlook the old town streets, preserving the elegant character of the original home.

At the top is the spectacular cambra, a vast open space beneath a pitched roof with impressive rustic beams.

It sits in the heart of a characterful old town just inland from the Costa Blanca, with the beaches around Oliva and Dénia around 15–25 minutes away. So you get narrow streets, local cafés and everyday Spanish life on the doorstep, with the Mediterranean close enough for an easy beach day whenever the mood takes you.

This is a wonderful opportunity to create a highly individual home while preserving the soul and architectural character of a 1930 Valencian townhouse.

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