MedCostaSpanish PropertyRetire in Spain — enjoy more from your retirement
Thinking about retiring to Spain? Your free 20-minute call is a chance to talk through the things that matter — where to live, residency options, property choices, healthcare, lifestyle and what it may realistically cost.
Retiring abroad shouldn’t be a leap of faith
A few common issues can make the move more complicated than it needs to be:
- 01Not knowing which residency route best fits your circumstances
- 02Choosing an area that doesn’t suit your lifestyle or healthcare needs
- 03Underestimating the real cost of living
- 04Not understanding the buying process and the extra costs
- 05Making big decisions without experienced, independent guidance
The right advice at the beginning can make the whole move easier to plan and easier to enjoy.
Your free retirement call
20 minutes to get your plans into focus
Here’s what you should come away with:
Free · no obligation
Who you're talking to
Your call is with Robert Scott-Jones, founder of MedCosta, with more than 20 years’ experience in the overseas property market. The call is relaxed, practical and focused entirely on what matters to you — your plans, your questions and what you want to achieve.
Choose the right person to help you plan your retirement
Retiring abroad is a big decision, so you should work with someone you trust and feel comfortable asking questions. I’ll always be straight with you, serious when we need to be, but I also believe planning your retirement should be an enjoyable part of the journey.
The Retirement Call is simply a chance for us both to see whether I’m the right person to help you.
Questions People Often Ask
Which residency route do I need to retire in Spain?
It depends on your nationality, age, finances and personal circumstances. I can help you understand the main options and what may suit you, before you take specialist immigration advice where needed.
What about healthcare?
Healthcare is a key part of any retirement plan. Your entitlement depends on your nationality, residency status and age, and many retirees also take private health insurance. We can point you to the right specialists.
How much money do I realistically need to retire in Spain?
That depends very much on where you live and the lifestyle you want. Spain can offer excellent value, but housing, healthcare, travel and everyday spending vary considerably. We can help you build a realistic picture rather than rely on a generic monthly figure.
Where is the best place in Spain to retire?
There isn’t one answer. The Costa Blanca, Murcia and Almería each suit different lifestyles and budgets. The important thing is finding the area that works for you, rather than simply choosing the place everybody else recommends.
Can I own property in Spain when I retire?
Yes. Foreign buyers can own property in Spain outright. The right type of property and the right way to buy it depend on your circumstances, and an independent lawyer should always check the legal side.
A taste of the market
Properties our buyers are looking at
Contemporary New-Build Villas in Los Dolses, Orihuela Costa
From €409,900
New Build 2 Bedroom Apartment in Pueblo Salinas, Vera Playa
From €285,000
2 Bedroom Apartment at Las Terrazas de Macenas, Mojácar
From €385,000
3 Bedroom Golfside Penthouse in Los Alcázares
From €418,500
Contemporary 4 Bedroom Villa in Santiago de la Ribera, San Javier
From €419,000
2 Bedroom Penthouse Apartment in La Recoleta, Punta Prima
From €380,000
4 bedroom house in Moraira, Costa Blanca North
From €2,425,000
4 Bedroom Country Finca with Private Pool in La Palma, Murcia
From €229,950
Retire to Spain with a plan that works for you
I’d love to hear what you’re hoping to do. Book a free 20-minute Retirement Call and let’s have a friendly, relaxed chat about how we can start turning that dream into reality.