For buyers · international tech families relocating to the corridor
Buying in the Camp de Túria corridor, in your language, with every check done before you sign
Focused search, accompanied viewings, Nota Simple verification, NIE coordinated in parallel, protected deposit, and notarial signing. The same agent in English, Spanish, and Swedish. German and Russian in writing. NLV-vs-DNV explained plainly.
What life is like here
Outdoor mornings, year-round
Hiking and cycling in the Sierra Calderona natural park, riding clubs along the corridor, padel courts in almost every urbanización, clear mornings and sunrises behind the mountains. The corridor is Mediterranean pine forest, another ecosystem, another silence than the coast. Thirty minutes from the historic centre of Valencia, forty from the beach, and daily life happens outside, not indoors. Families who move here from Stockholm or Munich come for the house and stay for the mornings.
The 90-day Schengen rule, addressed head-on
The rule limits how long you can stay. Not whether you can own. And NLV is not DNV.
A word on credentials before the rule itself: I work under Remax Plaza Valencia, an agency listed on the RAICV register (the Generalitat Valenciana's property-services registry, verifiable at habitatge.gva.es). Your deposit is held under the Remax payment-insurance scheme. As a British or non-EU buyer, you can purchase property in Spain with exactly the same rights as anyone else. What changed after Brexit is your stay allowance: 90 days in any 180-day period across the whole Schengen Zone (France and Italy count too, not just Spain). Owning a property here does not extend that limit, and it does not shrink it. A common pattern is to split twelve weeks across two visits, which sits comfortably inside the 90/180 rule. If you want more time, two visas get confused in conversation but are very different in scope. The Non-Lucrative Visa (NLV) allows residence in Spain but does not permit work, remote or otherwise. The Digital Nomad Visa (DNV) does permit remote work for an employer outside Spain and has tax advantages. Many buyers apply for the wrong one because the names sound interchangeable. I can put you in touch with a migration specialist who handles both regularly, before you start the paperwork.
What sells in the corridor
What international families look for here, and which profile suits which buyer
Every urbanización in the corridor has its own tempo. I tell you which one fits your family, and why.
Torre en Conill
Villa with private pool
Mornings with views over the Escorpión golf fairways and the quiet of the pines.
International family · four bedrooms or more
L'Eliana · Entrepinos
Family chalet
The international-school bus stops at the urbanización roundabout.
Family with children in international school
Mas Camarena · Bétera
Semi-detached with shared pool
Sports centre and padel within walking distance, shared pool without the maintenance.
Younger couple · first move into the corridor
San Antonio de Benágeber
Entry to the corridor
The corridor's kindest entry price without losing the quiet or the Mediterranean light.
Single, couple, or ten-year investor
Each profile fits a different buyer. I tell you which one is yours, and why.
My trusted team
What I don't sign, the right professional signs
Four procedures foreign buyers usually need that I don't sign myself, because legally it is not my role. I coordinate them with my trusted team so nothing stalls.
Opening a Spanish bank account
Not every nationality qualifies, due to international regulations and each bank's own policy. I tell you up front whether your passport opens an account without friction, or whether an alternative route works better.
Non-resident mortgage
I put you in touch with the banks that regularly work with foreign buyers. My gestoría handles the paperwork and pre-approval. The official ECO/805/2003 appraisal is commissioned by the bank from the appraiser.
NIE · Foreign Identification Number
The gestoría files for it in parallel with the property search, you do not need to wait until you have found the home.
Utilities transferred to your name
Electricity, water, gas, internet after purchase, a step many foreign buyers get stuck on because of the language barrier. The gestoría handles it for you.
I coordinate the timing and translate each step. Each professional signs in their own domain. Every case is different. The exact outcome depends on your nationality, your funds, your bank, your gestoría. Write to me with your situation and I will tell you what your profile actually has available.
Due diligence
Verified before you sign, not after
Nota Simple from the Land Registry, outstanding charges and mortgages, community-of-owners debts, energy certificate, IBI arrears, planning status. If something does not add up, I tell you in writing before the deposit. After the deposit is too late.
Tell me what you're looking for
An honest shortlist, no mailing list, no automated drip
Area, budget, timeline. I'll write back personally, in your language, normally within 24 hours.
The full process
Want to see the whole path before you start?
Five steps from search to notary signing. Here they are, in order, with every check done in time.
See how I buy, step by stepTell me what you are actually looking for
Area, budget, timeline. I send you an honest shortlist, no mailing list, no automated drip, no forwarding to a junior agent.
Write to Ana