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I doubt you would get permission to demolish and rebuild on a country property, though it is more likely in a town or village. Brians advice above is excellent and the only way to go IMO.

I'm not knocking Almeria per se Brian, I happen to like the areas you mentioned, however, it's all about demand and quality of facilities. The CDS is by far the most popualr area of Spain for all nationalities. You only need to look at the sheer amount of building that has happened there over...

It depends on the views Brian, If it's front line beach, if it's near to an airport, shops, golf etc. There are lots of 2 bed apartments too far away from these facilities and still asking €120,000. If they are more than 10 mins from any or all of those types of facilities then they are...

I think it is still OK to buy in Spain provided you use a good lawyer. Most of the old problems stem from lazy or incompetent lawyers who fail to check out the legality of property and almost always never push for a bank guarantee. A good lawyer is a must. Regards, Mike