10 Jan 2021 4:10 PM:

As explained in thelocal.es....

Over a year you could spend 180 days in total in Spain but not consecutively, you would have to spend time outside the EU (such as back in the UK) in between. You can do your 90 days as one block or as several shorter trips, but in every 180 days the total number of days must not exceed 90

 

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04 Jan 2021 5:20 PM:

This for example?  Warm in the winter....lots of places to go and not too built up.

Since you are looking to rent for more than 4 weeks, do negotiate the price!  We managed to get a 2-bed, 2-bath apartment over the road from the beach, near the shopping centre at Mojacar Playa for 600 euros a month for 3 months...and we could have got something cheaper a bit further from the centre.  We've been to lots of places in Spain but this is our favourite area, by far...lots of little villages and the city of Almeria with its airport only an hour away.

 

https://www.spainrentalsdirect.co.uk/vera-playa-accommodation/vera-playa-rental-apartment-1913.html

Thread: WINTER RENTAL SPAIN

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04 Jan 2021 3:41 PM:

Tricia

You haven't mentioned where in Spain you'd like to stay next year.  I assume it will be in the warmest part of Spain during winter...Andalucia?.  Once you know where you want to be, you'll find many agents that can help you and, being that you want to be there for longer than a month, this should give you a good price.

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02 Mar 2020 12:42 PM:

Perhaps I can be of help if you're not sure where you'd like to be along Spain's coastline.  We've tried all the east/south Costas from Catalunya to Costa de la Luz and I can verify that Almeria is the warmest in the winter months.  We stayed on Mojacar Playa last winter and again this winter...we'll be back next winter, too.  We love it here because it's warm and sunny in the winter months with just 2 or 3 weeks of using our fan heater in the lounge in the evening.  We have never put the air-con on.  We also love it because it's not built up along the coastline and there are lots of villages and towns to visit if you want to explore.  It's a very pretty area. There are several really good rental agents here which you will find on the net.  As an example of prices, our place is costing us €600 a month for a 2-bed, 2 bath apartment, fully furnished, 100 metres from the sea with utilities charged at the going rate.  We found the cheapest rental area was the Costa Blanca South where we rented a 3-bed villa for only €400 a month.  It was OK but we found it colder there in the winter and, being so popluar with holiday makers, it is very built-up...which is great if you're hoping to meet lots of other Brits.

 

This message was last edited by Meryt on 02/03/2020.
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05 Nov 2019 3:03 PM:

Many thanks for your replies, all very helpful.  Of course, you're right angeleyes...'There's no such thing as a free lunch', as the saying goes!

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