Houses and Villas by
the Sea Near Barcelona
ТExclusive private listings — directly from the owners. Zero competition. Full concierge service for demanding clients.
We handpick only the properties that perfectly match your request in terms of standard, lifestyle, and expectations.
Off-Market Properties Not Listed on Idealista
Investment Opportunity in the Center of Mataró
-
Property type: Apartment / Duplex
-
Built area: 305 m²
-
Condition: Requires renovation
-
Floors: Two levels (Duplex)
-
Balconies: 2
-
Patios (inner courtyards): 2
-
Location: City center of Mataró, Spain
-
Price: €355,000
-
Ideal for: Investors, renovation projects, rental, or resale
Frequently asked questions about immigration and legal assistance in Spain
Can I get a residence permit in Spain if I work remotely for a non-European company?
Yes, this is what the Digital Nomad visa is for. The main requirement is a verified income of at least €3,175 per month. Our lawyers will help you prepare the necessary documents to meet the requirements of the Spanish Immigration Service (Extranjería).
How long does it take to open a company in Spain?
On average, the company registration process (Sociedad Limitada) takes 3 to 6 weeks. This includes obtaining a NIE for the founders, opening a bank account, preparing the articles of association, and registering with a notary. We assist you every step of the way, expediting the process.
I bought property in Spain. Can I get a residence permit right away?
If your property is valued at €500,000 or more (excluding mortgage), you may be eligible for an investor residence permit (Golden Visa). If the amount is less, purchasing real estate is an advantage, but not a direct basis for a residence permit. We can find another type of residency for you.
What is NIE and why is it needed?
The NIE (Number of Foreigners Identification) is a foreigner's identification number required for all financial and legal transactions in Spain, from purchasing real estate to opening a bank account. We can help you obtain your NIE both in Spain and through the consulate.
What is the difference between the help of a "gestor" and a lawyer (abogado)?
Hestor handles administrative and paperwork, but is not authorized to represent you in court or provide full legal advice on complex matters. A lawyer is a licensed attorney who can handle your case from start to finish, including court proceedings, and is responsible for their actions.
Do you work with visa and residence permit refusals?
Yes, this is one of our strengths. We analyze the reason for the refusal, prepare and submit an appeal (recurso de alzada or reposición) within the legally established deadlines, representing your interests before administrative authorities.