Public Markets – Buying A House In The Costa Blanca

The local weekly market is still popular in all towns and villages in Spain. In Costa Blanca, locals will head there to buy the freshest seasonal produce at the best prices. This will be something you, too, can look forward to when you buying a house in the Costa Blanca. Hamiltons of London will help you select the best property and area for your requirements and budget, making purchasing your home in Spain a smooth and enjoyable experience. 

Moraira Teulada

The weekly markets sell an abundance of household goods, leather shoes, and bags, colorful pottery, clothes, and, of course, souvenirs. No matter where you choose to buy your property, a market will be near you at least once a week. There are villas for sale in Moraira, traditionally a market town and fishing port; every Friday morning, the market takes place in the main car park. Alternatively, you may wish to head to the smaller, less crowded governing town of Teulada for their Wednesday market. Finding an apartment for sale in Teulada will mean you have very easy access and can enjoy the true Spanish atmosphere of a market town. 

Calpe

If a sea view apartment for sale in Calpe becomes your new home in Spain, you will benefit from one of the larger local markets; it takes place every Saturday morning and will meet all your shopping requirements at reasonable prices.

Javea 

Some people love the diversity that Javea has to offer with its traditional old town and port areas as well as the newer area along the sandy Arenal beach. If you are considering finding a townhouse for sale in Javea Old Town, you will be able to attend the attend the weekly Thursday morning market or shop and enjoy some tapas every day at the indoor market, where local traders provide fresh, local fish, meat, cheese, etc., at excellent prices. 

Jalon Valley

If you prefer to be slightly inland in a more tranquil setting, the Jalon Valley might be a good option for you. A traditional finca for sale in Jalon may be reasonably priced. Hamiltons of London has an office in Jalon, where our experts will gladly help you with your search. A great attraction in Jalon is the antiques market alongside the river every Saturday. 

Costa Blanca

When buying a house in Costa Blanca, why not buy into the local lifestyle and traditions, too, while helping local traders by shopping, whenever possible, at a market near you? You will find that there will be one not too far away every day of the week, no matter which town or coastal resort you choose to buy your new home in. 

Mondays:- Denia. Tuesdays:- Altea. Wednesdays: Teulada and Benidorm. Thursdays: Javea Old Town and Alicante City. Fridays:- Moraira. Saturdays: Benissa and Calpe. Sundays:- Albir. 

Conclusion

In addition to the weekly produce and general goods markets and the Jalon antique market,, there are regular “Rastros” in many towns. These are flea markets that are very popular with people who have chosen to buy a villa in Javea, Moraira, Calpe,, or inland in the Jalon. Usually held at the weekend, they can be found in Pedreguer, Teulada, L’Alfás del Pi, and Benidorm. Another market to look out for in most coastal towns is the fish market, which takes place most days and provides fish and seafood both for private customers and restauranters.

Those who are buying a house in Spain will frequently enjoy shopping for household treasures and furniture at the Rastros. These markets make for an interesting excursion during the weekend,, even if you are not planning to buy anything. The atmosphere is pleasant, and the morning can be completed with a nice tapas lunch nearby. Hamiltons of London is here to help you find the perfect home in Spain. We will ensure you are well-informed about the local amenities and weekly markets in whichever area you choose.