€150,000 – Payable Over 10 Years at Just €1,250 Per Month

No Mortgage Required
No Interest Payable

No Penalty for Early Repayment 
120 Monthly Instalments of €1,250
4 Bedrooms | 3 Bathrooms | Approx. 140 m²

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A fantastic opportunity to acquire a beautifully renovated four-bedroom home in the heart of Zuheros, one of Andalucía's most picturesque traditional white villages.

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Priced at €150,000, the property is available on the Rent to Buy basis, allowing the purchase price to be spread over 10 years / 120 months at €1,250 per month.

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This offers an alternative way to purchase a home in Spain without having to arrange a traditional mortgage, with no interest added to the stated purchase price.

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The property has been extensively renovated and combines a fresh, contemporary interior with the character and atmosphere of its historic Andalusian surroundings.

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Perhaps most impressive is its position. The house is located right in the centre of Zuheros, just moments from the historic castle and village square, with wonderful views across the traditional rooftops towards the castle, church and surrounding countryside.

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The Property

Arranged over three floors and extending to approximately 140 m², this is a surprisingly spacious village house with accommodation suitable for a family, second home or potentially a holiday-rental property, subject to the relevant permissions.

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The house offers four bedrooms and three bathrooms, with three double bedrooms plus an additional attic bedroom with two single beds, allowing accommodation for up to eight people.

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The interior has been renovated in a clean, contemporary style while retaining features that complement the traditional setting.

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There is a fully equipped kitchen, comfortable living and dining areas, a patio and an attractive terrace providing valuable outside space.

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The property also benefits from radiator heating throughout and a pellet-burning fireplace in the main living area, making it suitable for use throughout the year rather than simply as a summer property.

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High-speed fibre-optic internet is installed throughout the house, making it particularly attractive for anyone who wants to spend extended periods in Spain while continuing to work remotely.

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A Wonderful Position in the Heart of Zuheros

One of the property's biggest attractions is its location.

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The house is situated on Calle Horno in the historic centre of Zuheros, close to the castle and main village square.

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Despite the peaceful village setting, everyday amenities are virtually on the doorstep. The property is directly opposite the pharmacy and Town Hall, while supermarkets, bakery, restaurants and the village square are all within approximately a minute's walk.

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This gives you an unusual combination: the atmosphere of a small traditional Andalusian mountain village without being isolated from everyday necessities.

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Step outside and you can wander through narrow whitewashed streets, stop for coffee or food in the village, explore the castle or simply enjoy the surrounding mountain scenery.

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Discover Zuheros

Zuheros sits in the Sierra Subbética in the province of Córdoba, surrounded by some of the most attractive countryside in inland Andalucía.

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The village is characterised by traditional whitewashed houses climbing into the mountainside, historic streets, spectacular viewpoints and its medieval castle overlooking the surrounding landscape.

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For someone wanting a different side of Spain from the heavily developed coastal resorts, Zuheros offers something quite special: traditional Spanish village life, history, nature and a much slower pace of living.

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At the same time, its central position in Andalucía makes it a very good base from which to explore the wider region.

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Sierras Subbéticas Natural Park & UNESCO Geopark

Nature is a huge part of the appeal.

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Zuheros sits beside the Sierras Subbéticas Natural Park and UNESCO Global Geopark, an extensive protected landscape covering more than 31,000 hectares.

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The area is known for its dramatic limestone scenery, mountains, valleys, olive groves, geological formations, viewpoints and extensive network of walking trails. The park was declared a Natural Park in 1988 and subsequently became part of the UNESCO Global Geoparks network.

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This makes the property particularly appealing to anyone who enjoys walking, hiking, cycling, nature and outdoor living.

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The Río Bailón route is one of the area's notable walking trails, with access close to Zuheros and a route running through the protected landscape of the Sierras Subbéticas.

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Cueva de los Murciélagos

Just outside Zuheros is one of the area's most fascinating attractions, the Cueva de los Murciélagos – the Cave of the Bats.

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Located approximately 4 km from the centre of Zuheros, the cave system extends for more than 3,300 metres and is the largest known cave in Córdoba province.

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As well as its spectacular natural formations, it is an important archaeological site, with evidence of prehistoric occupation and cave paintings dating back thousands of years. Guided visits take visitors hundreds of metres into the cave.

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Having an attraction of this significance so close to the property adds considerably to the appeal of Zuheros for visitors and holidaymakers.

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Explore Andalucía

Another major advantage of Zuheros is its position in the heart of Andalucía.

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You can enjoy peaceful village life and beautiful countryside while still being within reach of some of southern Spain's most famous cities and destinations.

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Córdoba is easily accessible for days exploring its extraordinary historic centre, including the famous Mezquita-Cathedral, Roman heritage, patios, restaurants and traditional Andalusian streets.

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Granada is approximately 100 km away, with driving times typically around 1 hour 25–30 minutes, putting the Alhambra, Albaicín and the city centre within realistic day-trip distance.

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Málaga and the Costa del Sol are also accessible by road, with the property's tourism information estimating Málaga Airport at around 1 hour 30 minutes away.

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Closer to home are attractive towns including Priego de Córdoba, Cabra, Baena, Lucena, Rute, Doña Mencía and Iznájar, giving you plenty of options for shopping, restaurants, markets and days out.

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The official Subbética tourism organisation highlights Zuheros's central Andalusian position and road connections towards Córdoba, Málaga, Granada, Jaén and Seville.

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Food, Culture & Andalusian Lifestyle

This is a part of Spain where everyday life is still strongly connected to local traditions.

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The wider Subbética region is known for its olive oil, local produce, traditional restaurants, wines, cheeses, pastries and regional cuisine, alongside historic villages and cultural attractions.

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Zuheros itself has places to eat and drink within walking distance of the house, while larger supermarkets and a wider range of shopping are available in nearby towns such as Baena.

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It means you can spend your morning walking in the mountains, return to the village for lunch, relax on the terrace in the afternoon and wander into the village square in the evening – all without the atmosphere of a busy tourist resort.

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An Interesting Holiday Home Opportunity

The property could be particularly interesting for someone looking for a home that they can enjoy themselves while potentially exploring holiday-letting opportunities, subject to licensing and local regulations.

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Its combination of four bedrooms, accommodation for up to eight people, three bathrooms, high-speed Wi-Fi and central village location makes it well suited to groups and families.

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The property has previously been used as tourist accommodation and has achieved strong guest feedback with an overall guest score of 9.4/10, with 9.8/10 for location.

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That existing history could be particularly interesting to a buyer considering the property for both personal use and tourism, although any future rental operation and licensing would need to be confirmed as part of the purchase.

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Property Features

• Purchase Price: €150,000

• Term: 10 Years / 120 Months

• Monthly Instalment: €1,250

• Has tourist license

• 4 Bedrooms

• 3 Bathrooms

• Approximately 140 m²

• Accommodation for up to 8 people

• Three-storey traditional village house

• Renovated interior

• Fully equipped kitchen

• Living and dining areas

• Terrace

• Patio

• Castle and historic village views

• Radiator heating

• Pellet-burning fireplace

• High-speed fibre-optic internet / Wi-Fi

• Central Zuheros location

• Shops, bakery, pharmacy, restaurants and village square within easy walking distance

• Close to the Sierras Subbéticas Natural Park & UNESCO Global Geopark

• Cueva de los Murciélagos approximately 4 km away

• Excellent base for exploring Córdoba, Granada and Málaga