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Sometimes you get an opportunity to buy something that is just a bit different. Something that is a bit out of the ordinary and could work very well for you as a home and also a business. Today is one of those times. This house for sale in Spain is really four individual three bedroomed houses in one. It is the little village of Gatova 11km up the road from Olocau in the mountains of the Sierra Calderona National Park

Spanish Property for sale comes in many different forms and types. Some people prefer first line of the beach so they never get to e anything inland at all, some prefer the vibrant city and the flats in Valencia and other big cities where something is always happening and some prefer the dramatic natural beauty of the mountains where because of the peculiar nature of Spanish geography.

This week I will be showing you some images from the Sierra Calderona National Park just north of me here in La Pobla. I have taken some video from up near Naquera and I will be featuring properties on the edge or in The Sierra Calderona National Park. They are all within half an hour of the airport or Valencia though so have really good access into the city.

Just in case you have missed it I am giving away an iPad to everyone who buys a property off us in the second half of the year. See why in the video.

A video post giving you some advice about public transport in Valencia and how to avoid the summer traffic that grows exponentially by the beach in Valencia. The second year of the crisis probably means that more people will be holidaying at home

In conjunction with the last offer from Houses For Sale in Spain and Valencia Property of the free audios I have decided to make the next offer even better. (If you haven't got it then for the explanation go here and get on the mailing list in order to get your free audiobooks)

I thought I would give you a second post today, aren't I kind? Anyway this is a very simple post with some signposts taken from the closest thing in Spain to Failblog.

I have been preparing this post all week so hopefully it will be a good one for you. Basically I am giving away gifts like Father Christmas this week. Firstly you have full and unrestricted access to the audiobooks I have been pushing since last year. Go to the link below to enter the download page

There is an expectancy in Spain which is unusual. People are forgetting the economic crisis in the hope of spending a month waiting for the glory that is a World Cup win for "La Furia". Normally when Spain go into a World Cup there is more of a foreboding, a knowingness that everything will go wrong in the quarter finals however well or badly they play. This time everyone expects it to be different.

Spring was a passing fancy and we went straight into summer in Valencia and that means weekend barbecues, garden parties and especially kids' parties by the pool.

Some clients came over a couple of weeks ago and they have bought a property in Spain that is perfect for them and should suit their purposes down to a T. After my blog post recently advising a client not to buy a property in Spain it was a relief to know that the clients in this case are not living in cloud cuckoo land and know exactly what they wanted out of their property for sale in Spain. Let's look at the facts.

I am currently working with a TV production company who want to film an episode of their programme here in Valencia. They are looking for a couple coming out to buy in Valencia with only one criteria they should be looking for a place with sea views. If you are that person and you are here between the following dates then get in touch with me on grahunt@gmail.com and I will put them in touch with you. Obviously we are looking for higher end clients here so we can show "better" properties which look good on the TV.

I decided to make a video today based on the fact that I had some downtime while clients did some measuring of a place. Simply put one of the decisions to be made when coming to Spain is the "Do I want peace and tranquility or am I coming to Spain to actually do more?"

When it is cheap but would cost more to make it habitable than you are paying for it of course. How can you decide this though? Well you could come over to Spain and buy a sprawling ruin in the countryside with its standard 10,000m2 of land and then start doing it up.

I had a very interesting conversation with a friend yesterday. We were talking about banks and Spanish mortgages, yes I know but I am that type of person, and they remarked that they were going to pay what they wanted to pay not want the bank wanted to pay. Sounds risky? Let's give you a bit of background.

Just to say since this flaming volcano went off last month I have had between 10 and 12 cancellations of visits and things have rather ground to a halt on the foreign buyer front. Back to normal from Monday as long as the volcano starts spraying it's ash another way and Michael O Leary and Stelios start flying their planes every now and again, I won't even go into the will they won't they saga of British Airways strikes and reaction to volcanoes.