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Granada Village and Country is a real estate agency based in Andalucia, covering the provinces of Granada, Córdoba, Jaén and Almería. As a business, we specialise in finding new routes to market for our clients' property, and in particular through PR. Our clients' properties have been featured across the global property press and on international TV. One of our core philosophies is the promotion of properties in the more undiscovered corners of Andalucia, and especially those areas suffering from rural depopulation. We market properties across the board, from the smallest of village homes that need complete restoration up to some of the largest estates in Andalucia, inland and coastal.
Calle Amargura 16, 18247, Moclín, Spain
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