Is this your idea of heaven?
If so Corrales Country Park is for you
If you are looking for a home in traditional Spain, look no further
With a choice of airports, Seville and Malaga. Easy access
Owned by the famous Spanish singer Ana Reverte, Corrales Country Park is a paradise for anyone who loves living in the countryside. Corrales Park and the adjoining hotel, bar and restaurant are where you will find her when she is not performing. The bar and restaurant are in the style that reflects her music.
Currently, the park is home to a small expat community who wake up every morning to spectacular views and relax in the evenings to eyewatering sunsets. They are immersed in the Spanish way of life.
The village of Los Corrales is in the province of Seville. Malaga and Seville airports are within reach. Everything you can want can be found in the village. The nearest hospital is in Osuna, approximately 15 km away. The park is fully residential, so becoming a resident in Spain is possible.
Locals frequent the hotel, bar, and restaurant, so practising your Spanish is easy. Residents are part of the local community. Custom-built park homes are supplied by Santi Jimenez, a local builder, or by Alhambra Homes, based in Alicante.
First, we will show you a drone’s-eye view of the park with narration, so press play with the sound on.
Corrales Country Park video with narration
Corrales Country Park is a great place to immerse yourself in an authentic Spanish lifestyle, as it is located in the heart of Andalucia, where local customs are very much alive. If you want to spend real time amongst the Spanish, learn the language and soak up the culture, this is an ideal location.
Los Corrales is just over the border in the province of Seville, equidistant between Málaga and Seville, so both airports are within easy reach for arrivals and departures. The town has a population of just under 4,000, so it has everything you need for day-to-day living, including banks, bars, supermarkets, a post office, and a medical centre. It is within easy reach of larger towns, including Osuna (the nearest hospital) and Campillos, making it ideal for a day trip or a wider range of options.
Country side views in every direction
The owners provide support and advice on the local area and help when any resident needs it, for any reason. They have also been known to host a successful residents’ party!
There are three ways to live in the park: either by relocating your existing home, buying a resale home or buying a new custom-built park home. These are supplied either by Santi Jimenez, a local constructor, or by Alhambra Homes, based in Alicante.
In addition to building custom homes, Santi serves as the park representative and will be the person you meet during your visit. He is also a relocation specialist who can arrange the installation and siting of your home.
The Customer Care team start the process by helping you arrange a visit and liaising between you and Santi. Once everything is set up, Santi takes over and handles transport, installation, siting, connections, and payments.
So would you like to arrange a visit? Would you like to ask about a custom-built home? Or maybe relocating your existing one? If so, please complete the contact form and provide some details.
Quick facts:
- Monthly park fees 350 EUR which converts to 305 GBP for a standard-sized plot
- Swimming pool in the hotel complex.
- Part of a countryside tourism complex.
- Full residential status.
- Opened 15 years ago as a small and exclusive park.
Traditional mobile homes in the park
Traditional way of life in the village
If Ana could bottle the Spanish atmosphere inside the park and village, she would make a fortune, more than selling her music. Everything related to Corrales Country Park must be traditional, and that includes Santi, who handles sales and installations. He is also as Spanish as it gets.
It is the attention to detail that has made Corrales Park a success. The bar and restaurant reflect Ana’s singing style, and she has tapped into a market for people who do not want to be tourists living in Spain. Residents are part of the local community,
So, what does a traditional way of life in the village involve? Ferias (annual fairs), Carnivals, and live summer entertainment at the cultural centre are among the events that give everyone the chance to dress up in traditional Spanish costumes, and, moreover, they do not dress in traditional costumes to impress tourists, it is the way of life in Los Corrales.
The Spanish culture is seen in the village all year round
