Everything After the Keys
Find trusted local traders, cleaners, and mortgage brokers to make your Spanish property ownership seamless.
Local Traders & Services
Select a category and region to find recommended tradespeople in your area
Furniture Stores in Spain
The best places to furnish your Spanish property
IKEA Spain
The go-to for affordable, modern furniture. Multiple locations across Spain.
El Corte Inglés Home
Spain's premium department store with a vast home furnishing section.
Leroy Merlin
Perfect for DIY furniture, flooring, and home improvement.
Kave Home
Spanish design brand known for stylish, Mediterranean-inspired furniture.
Maisons du Monde
French brand popular with expats — eclectic, bohemian styles.
Muebles Rey
Popular Spanish chain with bedroom, living room, and kitchen furniture.
Conforama
Budget to mid-range furniture and appliances. Good for fully furnishing fast.
Zara Home
Stylish home textiles, accessories, and select furniture.
Mortgage Brokers in Spain
Find English-speaking brokers local to your property area
Recommended Brokers & Comparison Sites
Mortgage Direct Spain
Specialists in Spanish mortgages for residents and non-residents. English-speaking advisors.
Habito Spain
Online mortgage broker with access to Spanish lenders. Great for UK buyers.
Idealista Mortgages
Compare mortgage rates from major Spanish banks directly on Idealista.
Bankinter
Popular Spanish bank offering competitive non-resident mortgages up to 70% LTV.
Banco Sabadell
Well-known for expat-friendly mortgage products including variable and fixed rates.
TotalMortgage Spain
Independent mortgage brokers covering all regions of Spain. Free initial consultation.
Mortgage Tips for Spain
- •Non-residents can typically borrow up to 70% LTV; residents up to 80%.
- •You'll need a NIE number, valid passport, and proof of income before applying.
- •Spanish mortgage fees (notary, registry, tax) typically add 2–3% of the property price.
- •Using an independent broker often gets better rates than going directly to a bank.
- •Fixed-rate mortgages have become popular — lock in before rates change further.