Homes for Sale in Begur, Girona - Begur Property Listings

Begur Property for Sale among the Costa Brava Coves

Begur, a village of Girona on Spain’s Costa Brava, sets its homes in an old town, along a coast of coves and across an inland countryside of fields and olive groves. Some owners come for holidays, some for family retreats and others to live all year. TEKCE Real Estate matches the home to the plan, from a village house in the centre to a sea-view villa.

Begur Homes from Indiano Mansions to Sea-View Villas

In the old town, historic village houses stand beside the Indiano mansions. Their story goes back to the “indians”, locals who emigrated to America, mainly to Cuba, and built modernist houses when they returned with their fortunes. These cases indianes still shape the town’s landscape, and the Fira d’Indians celebrates Begur’s ties with Cuba. Stately homes built in colonial taste still stand in the town. Beyond the centre, classic Mediterranean villas sit alongside contemporary sea-view villas, some with private pools, terraces and terraced gardens.

Begur Real Estate in Esclanyà and the Countryside

Inland, farmhouses and country homes spread among the fields. Esclanyà offers traditional stone houses and country homes on generous plots among olive groves. Apartments complete the housing mix alongside the villas of the coastal settlements, and the apartments to buy in Begur gather them in one list. Resale villas and newly built residences both come onto the market.

Begur Homes on a Coast of Coves and Cliffs

Begur’s coastline mixes small coves and sandy beaches among rocky cliffs, where the mountains meet the Mediterranean. The beaches and coves include Sa Riera, Sa Tuna, Aiguablava, Aiguafreda, Platja Fonda, Platja del Racó, Illa Roja and Fornells. Aiguablava also has a marina, and clear water, coves and caves bring divers to this stretch of coast.

Begur Real Estate below the Castle and the Massif

The Begur Massif rises in hills, cliffs and pine forests beside the sea. The ruins of Castell de Begur, built on rock, dominate the historic quarter. The castle is a cultural asset of national interest. Along the Ruta dels Miradors, the viewpoints at the castle, Sant Ramon and Puig Rodó look out over the rooftops and the coastline.

The coastal Mediterranean climate brings warm summers and moderate winters, and the sea tempers the change of seasons. Summer is the dry period of the year.

Begur Homes in an Old Town Open All Year

Shops, restaurants and local life carry on in the old town outside the holiday season. The town council runs a library, a senior citizens’ centre, a cinema, a local radio station and social services. Escola Doctor Arruga and Escola l’Olivar Vell provide schooling, with Ses Falugues nursery for younger children. The nearby Hospital de Palamós offers emergency and specialist services. In Girona, Josep Trueta University Hospital is a public teaching centre with its own emergency department and oncology wing.

Begur Property on the GI-653 and Bus Routes

The GI-653 connects Begur with the C-31, and onward roads reach Girona, Barcelona, Girona–Costa Brava Airport and Barcelona–El Prat Airport. Regional buses serve the surrounding towns, with connections through Palafrugell to Flaçà railway station. In summer, beach buses run from the village centre and Esclanyà to Sa Riera, Sa Tuna and Aiguablava.

Begur Homes for Family Retreats and Holiday Letting

Spanish families own homes here, as do international buyers from France, Switzerland, Belgium and the UK, for holidays and family retreats. Some owners buy for personal use and others for investment, and licensed homes join the seasonal letting market. Tourism has led the local economy since the mid twentieth century, after a past built on cereals, olives, vines, cork and coral.

To discuss a home in Begur and arrange a viewing, talk to TEKCE.