About the area of Cordoba
 INLAND NORTH OF MALAGA is were you find the “ REAL SPAIN “ for over 25 years ex-pats have been attracted to Spain for its great all year round weather and meditarinian lifestyle. However Spain has seen many changes over the years and with lifestyles also changing throughout the United Kingdom owning a holiday home in Spain or actually living here in Spain is achievable now for more and more people. The price differnce of property on the coast compared to inland andalucia is incredible by choseing inland you get more for your money . A great motorway infrastructure makes inland andalucia closer than you think and the perfect place to buy. If you are looking for a tranquil, relaxed laid back area with many sites to see and countless places to eat and drink while conversing with the local Spanish people - Andalucia is just for you
 The Costa Del Sol was probably one of the most popular destanations to purchase a property in the region of Andalucia that’s before people discovered that only 1 hours drive Inland everything changes to a “ TRANQUIL “ way of life as the Costa was many years ago . Most people don’t relise Andalucia covers approxamitly the same square meterage as the whole of England .With the Inland areas of Andalucia more accessable than before with a fantastic motorway infrastructure and 6 major airports . Inland Andalucia with its many traditional Spanish villages offers you the chance to be part of the “ REAL SPAIN ”, No two villages are alike and every village has its own individual personallty and local carachters. Most villages have public transport to the nearest towns and cities but every thing you need for day to day living is available to buy in the villages as the locals have been doing for many years.
 Alameda Located just 15 mins north of Antequera in the Malaga province with a population of approx 4300 and 430m above sea level. This traditional village has a true Spanish feel and is approx a 60 mins drive to the Costa Del Sol It boasts two elements of extreme interest to the tourist: firstly, it is home to the grave of Jose Maria Hinojosa, El Tempranillo, the most famous Andalusian highwayman of the 19th century, who died not far from Alameda at the hands of a former accomplice in 1833, and secondly, it features La Ratosa Lagoon, an area protected by the Andalusian Regional Government. In the village of Alameda you will find all amenities for day to day living, There is a public school and outdoor swimming pool, supermarkets chemist and plenty of bars offering tapas and menu de dia . This village is located in the province of Malaga and surrounded by plantations of olive trees.
Archidona Situated in the northern part of Malaga province with a population of approx 8,500 Residents. Archidona’s present-day location dates back to the 16th century, when construction began on the are known as Villa Baja.The town’s long and eventful history, coupled with the desire of its inhabitants to preserve the artistic heritage born of the key role played by the village down the years, has resulted in Archidona being declared a Village of Historical and Artistic Importance.There are many places to eat and drink and several good hotels
 Benameji is located on the boundary line for the Cordoba and Malaga province and is surrounded by some stunning country side. With a population of approx 5000 Benameji is a typical white washed village. Located inland north of Antequera accessible via a newly constructed motorway approx a 50 mins drive to the Costa Del Sol. In the village of Benameji you will find all amenities for day to day living, there are 2 schools and a medical centre. This truly traditional Spanish village has much to offer and is still yet undiscovered. In the town centre there is a large plaza with a water fountain in front of the town hall which is a focal point of the village along with the garden area were you can enjoy many of the long summer days. Benameji is ideal for those seeking to integrate with the locals and live in a truly Spanish environment
CUEVAS DE SAN MARCOS is situated in the northern part of the Antequera region, bordering on the province of Cordoba with a population of approx 4300 residents and is 360 meters above sea level surrounded by the Sierra Del Camorro Mountains. , Malaga is approximately 90 kilometres away, but the MA202, N331, and A92 make Cuevas de San Marcos an easy reach from many larger towns or cities. If you prefer to avoid driving, buses travel to and from Antequera, Archidona, and Malaga daily. Archidona is around 20 kilometres away and offers both a train station and bus depot. The population of Cuevas de San Marcos is steadily increasing. Cuevas de San Marcos is also becoming a trendy area for retirees from all over Europe. Housing prices are steadily rising and as the economy improves, the growth within this town will draw more tourists to the area. It is a matter of time before everyone discovers this little gem.
ESTEPA is in the south-east of the province of Sevilla with a population in excess of 12,000 and 600 meters above sea level. Situated in the heart of Andalucia, The Church of Santa Maria located beside the Balcony of Andulacia is a major attraction spot for tourists. From this point you can view the whole of Sevilla, the range of mountains of Granada, Malaga and Cordoba. There is also, the Tower of Victory, which is about 40 metres tall and overlooks the beautiful countryside. There are a few palaces like the Marques de Cereveles, some breath-taking farmlands and a few excavated houses. The spring of Roya, should never be missed as it is the birthplace of millenarian springs. Estepa is a lively and bustling town with interesting history and a typical andlucian atmosphere and is a pleasure walking around the narrow white washed streets.
Fuente De Piedra This traditional village is famous for its natural bird reserves one of the biggest in Europe and has attracted over 170 types of birds. Laguna de Fuente de Piedra is located within the natural reserve and measures six by three kilometres. One of the most popular attractions are the flamingos that come to the area looking for mates and food sources. The Laguna de Fuente de Piedra Visitor Centres is located on the Sierra de Yeguas Road outside the town limits. Guided tours of the lagoon are offered when the water capacity is high. During droughts. Approx a 70 mins drive to the Costa Del Sol, Fuente De Piedra offers all amenities for day to day living Inc a train station with links to Antequera. There is a public school and outdoor swimming pool. This picure village has lots of natural beauty and is ideal for country lovers and walkers
HUMILLEDERO is a village and municipality in the province of Málaga, part of the autonomous community of Andalucia in southern Spain. The municipality is situated on the border of the province of Sevilla and 78 kilometres from the city of Málaga. It has a population of approximately 3000 residents. The natives are called Humilladerenses A typically agricultural town situated in the Antequera plain, with wide and simple streets, white houses, mostly modern, although the place dates from the beginnings of the 17th century. Located inbetween Mollina and Funte De Piedra here you will find all amenities for day to day living This expanding village has a great Spanish feel and is ideal for those looking for a true Spanish lifestyle
IZNAJAR A village in the province of Cordoba and has a population of around 5,000 people. With miles of ancient olive groves, world class fishing, bars filled with hanging jamons, historic white washed streets and rambling country villas .The town of Iznajar was transformed some years ago by the creation of a reservoir across the River Genil valley. Today Iznajar now has a waterfront, overlooking an inland sea some thirty kilometers long, and containing an estimated 900 million cubic meters of water .The reservoir provides an excellent place for fishing, bird watching and all kinds of water sports It is 30 km long but Iznajar is the only town/village on its edge. There is a pretty sandy 'beach' just outside the town backed by a couple of bar/restaurants
La Roda De Andalucia is situated on the border with the province of Córdoba 400m above sea level, with a population of approx 4300. There is a good motorway infrastructure and a train station on the edge of the town. The town has all the amenities for day to day living Inc chemist, bakery, supermarket, bars, school, public swimming pool and some great public gardens located around the town. A working culture mainly employed in the agriculture trade as the town is surrounded by olive groves and farm land.
MOLLINA Located just 10 mins north of Antequera in the Malaga province with a population of approx 3700 In recent years, wine production has increased drastically within Mollina. The once quiet town was known for little until the past few decades. Today, eight out of ten Malagan wines are produced within the area. It is a quiet town full of charm. Given the expansive lands and push to become a thriving area for olive and grape crops.This rapidly expanding village has very good motorway access and is approx a 50 mins drive to the Costa Del Sol. In the village of Mollina you will find all amenities for day to day living. There is a public school and a sports centre and outdoor swimming pool. This village has much to offer as is centrally located in Andalucia
Puente Genil is a Town in the Spanish province of Córdoba, situated about 45 miles (70 km) from the city of Córdoba. It has a population of 28,139.It is a large bustling town with lots of shops, bars, restaurants. The town centre has a relaxed feel and offers great shopping along the cobbled streets with many individual shops.Puente Genil takes its name from the bridge (puente) over the Genil River connecting the two sections. An agricultural centre with its warm climate throughout the year and fertile soils that help ensure grapevines and olive groves thrive. Olive is produced locally in one the olive press plants and turned into great tasting olive oil
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