Villas & Houses for Sale in Valencia, Spain
Houses for sale in Valencia, Spain: villas in Bétera and L'Eliana, about 20 minutes from the city, from €590,000 to €2,000,000.
What we have now
Our houses for sale near Valencia are in Bétera and L'Eliana, two residential towns north-west of the city. There are four: an 8-bedroom, 399 m² house in Bétera (€590,000), a 7-bedroom, 328 m² house in L'Eliana (€720,000), a 4-bedroom, 187 m² villa in Bétera (€750,000) and Villa L'Eliana, with 4 bedrooms and 350 m² (€2,000,000).
Villas & Houses for Sale in Valencia, Spain
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Frequently asked questions
Can foreigners buy here?
Yes, there are no restrictions for foreign buyers in Spain. You just need an NIE to sign.
What do I pay on top of the price?
Purchase tax, notary and land registry fees, plus a lawyer if you want one. Before you make an offer we send you the figures for that specific property.
Are they far from Valencia?
No. Both towns are about 20 minutes by car and have a metro line to the city centre.
Property prices by area in Valencia
The average property price in Valencia city is €3,473/m² (idealista, September 2026), 5.1% more than a year ago. Prices vary a lot between areas:
- L'Eixample (Ruzafa, Gran Vía, Pla del Remei): €5,106/m². Modernist buildings, shops and restaurants.
- Ciutat Vella (El Carmen, La Seu, Sant Francesc): €4,863/m². The old town, with large apartments in period buildings.
- El Pla del Real: €4,188/m². Next to the Turia Gardens and the Alameda.
- Campanar: €3,633/m². A residential area with newer buildings.
- Poblats Marítims (Cabanyal, Malvarrosa): €3,327/m². By the beach, and the fastest-rising area this year: +12.9%.
If you want a house with a garden, most buyers look outside the city: Bétera, L'Eliana, Godella or Rocafort, about 20 minutes from the centre and on the metro line.
What we currently have in Valencia
- Apartments in the city centre: a 3-bedroom, 228 m² apartment on Calle Colón (€1,100,000) and a 2-bedroom, 100 m² flat on Calle de la Linterna
(€890,000).
- Houses in Bétera and L'Eliana: four houses with 4 to 8 bedrooms, from €590,000 to €2,000,000.
- On the coast: a 2-bedroom apartment in Oliva Nova (€568,000).
Buying costs in Valencia
On top of the price, you pay purchase tax:
- Resale property: Transfer Tax (ITP) of 9% since 1 June 2026. If the property costs more than €1,000,000, the rate is 11% on the full price.
- New build: 10% VAT plus Stamp Duty (AJD).
- Notary, land registry and, if you want one, a lawyer.
Two examples: on the Calle de la Linterna flat (€890,000) the ITP would be €80,100. On Villa L'Eliana (€2,000,000), €220,000. Before you make an offer, we send you the figures for that specific property.
How the purchase works
- NIE (foreigner identification number) and a Spanish bank account. We help you with both.
- Reservation and deposit contract (arras). The deposit is usually 10% of the price.
- Signing at the notary and registration at the Land Registry.
If you cannot travel, we do video viewings and you can sign through a power of attorney.
Renting out the property
There is strong demand for long-term rentals in Valencia. Holiday rentals have strict rules in the city, so if that is your plan, we check it for each property before you buy.
FAQ
How much does a square metre cost in Valencia?
On average €3,473/m² in September 2026. In L'Eixample and Ciutat Vella it is above €4,800/m².
What tax do I pay when buying a resale property?
Transfer Tax (ITP): 9% in general and 11% if the price is over €1,000,000.
Can I buy without being in Spain?
Yes. With video viewings and a power of attorney for the signing.
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