This 129 m² plot in Olvera, Cádiz, presents an opportunity to build in an urban setting with amenities within walking distance. It is one of the few available plots in the center, allowing for the construction of a multi-story dwelling. Situated in a vibrant town, this plot combines the tranquility of inland living with proximity to urban facilities and regional cultural attractions.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The plot is located in Olvera, an inland town in the province of Cádiz, Andalusia. It sits within an urban zone, meaning essential services such as shops and public transport are nearby. This location offers an authentic Spanish village experience, away from the coastal bustle, yet well-connected to larger cities.
This is a plot of land intended for construction, aimed at buyers who wish to build a home according to their own design. The maximum building height of three floors offers flexibility for creating living space and potentially additional facilities. It suits those looking to construct a home within an established urban center with all daily necessities readily accessible.
The plot is ready for development, with infrastructure in place including water, electricity, and sewage systems. The plot itself was serviced in 1970, but it is intended for new construction. The building phase is yet to commence by the buyer, with the possibility to construct up to three floors, offering significant design freedom.
This is a building plot and does not include any existing structures or a finished home. The distance to the coast and major international airports is considerable, meaning beach visits or long-haul travel require significant travel time. The buildable area is limited to 129 m² per plot, although construction up to three stories is permitted.
Ref: VL282154
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
This plot is suitable for investors seeking land in a developing region or for individuals who want to build a home at their own pace and according to their own specifications. It offers the chance to construct a dwelling within an established urban center, with all daily conveniences within reach. Consider families seeking a permanent residence with an authentic Spanish lifestyle, or expats desiring a quieter life than in the busier coastal areas. The allowance for building up to three floors may appeal to those looking for a home with potential for multiple units or a spacious family residence.
As a building plot, the finishing is entirely at the buyer's discretion. The location itself is equipped with all essential utilities: water, electricity, sewage, and street lighting are present at the plot. This minimizes preparatory work for construction to begin. The choice of materials, architectural style, and finishes rests with the buyer, allowing complete freedom in creating the desired home quality and aesthetics.
This plot is offered starting from €48,000. The price reflects its status as a building plot in an urban area. There is currently no information available regarding other plots or price variations within this specific offering. The buyer pays no commission to the real estate agency, but purchase costs such as notary fees, registry fees, and property transfer tax are not included in the starting price.
Olvera is a typical Andalusian town, perched on a hill, with a Moorish castle and a neoclassical church dominating its skyline. Life here follows a more relaxed pace than on the coast. The town offers an authentic Spanish experience with local markets, traditional tapas bars, and a sense of community. Amenities such as a supermarket (84 m), pharmacy (70 m), and an EV charging station (478 m) are within walking distance, making daily needs easily manageable. The proximity to a public swimming pool and sports facilities contributes to recreational options. The surrounding environment is largely rural, characterized by olive groves, contributing to a serene living atmosphere.
Olvera is situated in the inland region of the province of Cádiz, an area renowned for its 'pueblos blancos' (white villages) and rich history. Olvera's urban character means that daily errands, such as visiting the nearby supermarket (84 m) or pharmacy (70 m), can be managed on foot. The distance to larger cities like Cádiz (approx. 73 km as the crow flies) and Jerez de la Frontera (approx. 50 km as the crow flies) allows for day trips, while the immediate surroundings offer peace and space.
This plot in Olvera, located in the province of Cádiz, is situated inland in Andalusia. The map shows the urban context of the village, with proximity to amenities and a short distance to other characteristic 'pueblos blancos'. It illustrates its position within the diverse landscape of Southern Spain, between historic cities and the natural rolling hills of the hinterland.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Olvera is located in the northeastern part of the province of Cádiz, an area known for its 'pueblos blancos'. It is strategically positioned relative to cultural cities such as Ronda (approx. 40 minutes by car) and Setenil de las Bodegas (approx. 15 minutes by car). The distance to larger centers like Seville and Málaga is about one hour and twenty minutes by car. Olvera serves as a gateway to the Andalusian hinterland, away from the tourist crowds of the coast, while maintaining good connections.
The plot is conveniently located relative to local amenities, with a supermarket 84 meters away and a pharmacy 70 meters away. A hospital is situated 25 km distant. The distance to the coast, with beaches like Playa del Saladillo, is approximately 56 km as the crow flies. The airports of Seville and Málaga are 73 km and 73 km away respectively (as the crow flies), meaning a car journey of over an hour. Golf courses are accessible from approximately 49 km as the crow flies. While a car is useful for longer distances, the proximity of local shops and the availability of public transport offer flexibility for daily life.
Olvera experiences a Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild winters. The town is located in a hilly area, which contributes to pleasant temperatures during the warmer months, often with a cooling breeze. The surrounding landscapes are undulating and characterized by olive and almond groves. There are no specific data on sunshine hours or swimming seasons for Olvera itself, but the Andalusia region benefits from a high number of sunshine hours annually, typical for Southern Spain.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020, 2025 average)
The nearest beach is a 'Playa fluvial' (river beach) at the Arcos de la Frontera reservoir, 50 km away. The Mediterranean coast, with options like Playa del Saladillo, is approximately 56 km away as the crow flies. For golfers, several courses are available around 49 km away. Olvera itself offers recreational activities such as a public swimming pool and sports facilities, and the surrounding nature invites hiking and cycling.
Source: OpenStreetMap
Olvera is located in the northeastern part of the province of Cádiz, an area known for its 'pueblos blancos'. It is strategically positioned relative to cultural cities such as Ronda (approx. 40 minutes by car) and Setenil de las Bodegas (approx. 15 minutes by car). The distance to larger centers like Seville and Málaga is about one hour and twenty minutes by car. Olvera serves as a gateway to the Andalusian hinterland, away from the tourist crowds of the coast, while maintaining good connections.
Compared to properties in more exclusive coastal areas like Sotogrande, where prices for homes start at €341,000 (Altara Alcaidesa) and go up to €673,000 (Adel San Roque), this plot in Olvera offers a significantly different price point and location profile. Sotogrande is renowned for its luxury marina, golf courses, and beach resorts, which are reflected in higher real estate values. Olvera, conversely, located inland, provides a more traditional Andalusian lifestyle and lower entry prices for land. The €48,000 for this plot represents an opportunity to build in an authentic Spanish town, away from mass tourism areas. This attracts a different segment of buyers: those who value culture, tranquility, and a lower cost structure, rather than immediate access to beaches and high-end facilities. The development potential, such as the permissible three stories, offers possibilities for construction not always available in more developed coastal areas with stricter zoning regulations.
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