Holiday home in Pinoso?

Hi Lee

 AWe’ve just got back from villa martin area and spent a day in and around Pinoso looking at fincas and villas. We were shown around the area with a very helpful estate agent from the town who gave loads of insight into the town, its amenities and community. Contact Annalise at country fincas in the town. https://www.countryfincas.com/

Hi Lee I have a place up in mountains outside pinoso ten minutes to town I like the area & it not over run yet I bought my land of Karen she owns country fincas her husband a scot too. There loads of bikes on the Rd & good rds too. Michael 

One further thought. The agent told us that house prices in the Pinoso area are rising fast. €50k more than last year on a typical 3 bed finca

If you're buying a home in the town itself, leaving it for extended periods shouldn't be too much of a problem, but if you're thinking of buying a country house, especially if it's remote, I'd think very carefully if it's going to be left for long periods. Unfortunately, remote country houses tend to get burgled so you need to bear this in mind.  

Also squatters are on the look out for these type of properties. 

Hi Lee,

Similar position to you guys but little older. We saw really lovely properties in and around Pinoso. We were not able to retire in Spain yet and were mindful of leaving our house empty for 6 months out of the year. We went to Antonio Del Finca in Pinoso. Antonio is a gentle character not at all pushy and we immediately felt comfortable with his office. Viewed loads of houses with his agency (they never got tired of us) and ended up buying the second house we viewed with him six months previously. We bought a charming country house in a beautiful little village called Encebras. Our house was crying out for tlc, so over the years we have got it to our design. Our neighbour's are Spanish. We love them. There is a little taberna in the village which serves splendid food. Everyone looks out for each other.  Take a look at Encebras and get a feel for the village. It may be what your looking for.

Burglaries in and around Pinoso are rare, though they do happen. As for squatters I have never heard of a single Intrusion. 

Hi Lee. I like Pinoso. So much so, I’m building a villa close by and have just bought an apartment in town. I’m also an avid cyclist and have potential to ride with a few others in the area one I’ve moved, in August this year.