Who are we?
The owner of the company is Paul Chynoweth and he has
been successfully selling property in rural Andalucía for the
last 8 years. The general philosophy of the company is to locate a customer’s ideal property in a friendly manner and without applying any pressure. In this way we can build a strong relationship with the client and the company can expect to increase its business by means of recommendation and referral. Our testimonial section is proof of this successful and important philosophy.
We are based in Carcabuey, a beautful white mountain town right in the heart of the Parque Natural de las Sierras Subbéticas, Córdoba. We are centrally situated in Andalucía in an area of outstanding natural beauty and are ideally placed for locating properties in the provinces of Córdoba, Jaén, Malaga and Granada.
We are a fully legal business and comply with all Spanish and Andalucían legislation.
We are also full members of the Federation of British Estate Agents in Spain and abide by their code of practice.
You should find our prices amongst the most competitive in the marketplace but this does mean that you get a cut-price service. On the contrary, we offer an extensive hand-holding service for those clients who are relatively new to Spain and to ensure that your purchase goes ahead as smoothly as possible. Because we have more than 8 years of experience we have an extensive list of contacts ranging from solicitors to architects and builders.
To contact us with any queries that you have, please feel free to use or contact form or you can use the other contact details below:
Andalucia-casas.com
Calle Pilar, 21
14810 Carcabuey
Córdoba (ESPAÑA)
Tel./Mobile. (00 34) 644 534 093
Email. contact @ andalucia-casas.com
Fiestas del Corpus Christi in Carcabuey
Corpus Christi is the celebration of the Blesssed Sacrament and takes place on the Thursday following Trinity Sunday.
The beautiful town of Carcabuey is rightly famous for its Corpus Christi celebrations. The population of Carcabuey lays “carpets” of coloured sawdust in elaborate patterns throughout all the main streets. This commences before daybreak and concludes at about mid-day.
In the evening, following the church service, a procession passes through the town complete with a typical Spanish band, bearers carrying the image and ladies dressed in their mantillas.
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