La Coruna is a northwestern province of Spain, located on the Atlantic coast. The region is located in the historical territory of the province of Galicia, which has always been famous for its originality. Wonderful mild climate and attractive beaches make the province one of the most popular among foreign and Spanish tourists. Therefore, the houses for sale and rent in La Coruna are demanded and popular areas of business.

Seaside location of the region and the high tourist attraction - these are the main components of the high real estate prices in La Coruna. There are a lot of housing represented in the elite category. Although there are a lot of apartments for sale and rent in La Coruna of economy class– which is a real opportunity to become an owner of real estate in Spain. So on the secondary market it is quite possible to find an apartment at the price of 10 000 - 15 000 euros. Of course, such a purchase would require significant investment, but still there is a chance to buy a cheap flat in La Coruna. If we talk about new buildings, the prices for apartments for sale and rent in La Coruna start from 120 000 euros. But it is quite comfortable accommodation with furniture in prestigious areas of the city.

Penthouses are another common type of housing in the region. A small 2-3-room of 70-80 square meters can be purchased for 120 000 euros. But such offers are not very popular, so you should expect a total price to be at least twice as large. For this cost is can be found houses for sale and rent in La Coruna with an area of ​​120 square meters.

Villas for sale in La Coruna are a prestigious area of ​​housing business. Although you can find offers for 170 000+ euros, but if we talk about the elite class housing, the prices here start from 500,000 euros. By the way, such an investment, according to the legislation of Spain, is sufficient for foreigners to get following privileges:

• Reasons for obtaining a residence permit;

• 6-month Schengen visa for the buyer and close relatives;

• Mortgage banks in Spain.

Someone can consider such amount of money to seem quite large, but the possibility of profitable lending in Spain makes the purchase easier. Spanish banks are willing to provide mortgages with a large installment - usually up to 65 years depending on the age of the borrower. Percentages are also quite modest as long as a half the cost of a house is paid.

It is possible to buy a piece of land in La Coruna, even though such an offer is not very common. It is connected also with the tourist attraction of the region, because of which there is not so much free land available.

Even though La Coruna has an international airport, there are no flights from Russia - you will have to fly with changes, for example, to Madrid, Bilbao, Barcelona and Valencia, and then to the capital region. There is also an air service with some European cities - in particular Lisbon and London.

The lack of high-speed railway connection with the capital of the region can be explained by the features of geographical location. But there are local trains that connect the capital with the region's other major cities - Santiago de Compostela and Vigo.

The bus service in the region is well organized. Regular routes connect basically all settlements in the province, as well as other major cities in Spain. Schedules and route maps are available at all bus stops, and you can buy a ticket directly from the driver.

In the capital of the region, in addition to the 20 bus routes there is one tramline running along the Atlantic coast. This route is designed primarily for tourists and allows you to enjoy the magnificent views of the provincial capital.

La Coruna is a popular tourist region. That’s why the infrastructure of entertainment is quite developed here. In the province there is a huge number of magnificent beaches, and there are water parks and amusement parks, yacht clubs, fishing, diving. In all major cities you can find nightclubs and restaurants, working till late night.

An important attraction of the region is the Tower of Hercules - the oldest preserved lighthouse, built by the Romans. Since 2009 it is included to the List of Cultural Heritage. No less interesting is a fortress of St. Anthony, Church of Santiago, Home of Sciences.

It’s recommended to try the local cuisine - Caldo - soup made of potatoes and turnips, Tetilla cheese and exotic masterpiece - octopus Galician. No less interesting are also local drinks - wine, vodka made from grape spirit - and keymada, Aruch - low-alcohol drink, kind of punch.