Moclín, a small village near Granada in southern Spain, became the surprise star of Google Trends in the UK yesterday. The buzz followed the premiere of the third season of Amanda & Alan’s Spanish Job, the BBC’s hit home renovation series, which aired its first episode on Friday. This season, titled Spanish Job, centers around the renovation of a property located in Moclín. They have taken inspiration from the intricate Moorish design in the Alhambra Palace

The featured house had been abandoned for 35 years and belonged to two families with a total of 15 heirs. The purchase was facilitated by Rafael Guerrero, our lawyer from: www.andalucia-lawyers.com, which specializes in real estate transactions, inheritance matters, and taxation. Our services covered every step of the process, including private contracts, public deeds before a notary, obtaining foreign identification numbers, and ensuring the smooth completion of the sale for the television company.

The rising interest in Moclín, highlights a growing trend: foreign buyers are increasingly drawn to empty villages in search of charm, natural beauty, tranquility, favorable weather, affordable housing, and a peaceful environment. Additionally, incentives such as tax reductions for properties in depopulated areas further enhance the appeal of these rural locations.