Your English-speaking property lawyer in Cadaqués.
Buying, tax, planning or inheritance on the Costa Brava — fixed fees agreed up front, wherever in the world you are.
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Clear answers at every stage of owning here
One named lawyer for every stage — buying, owning, renovating, selling or inheriting.
Buying
A full review before you reserve, pay a deposit or sign anything.
Owning & tax
Make sure your property, documents and tax position are in order.
Renovating & POUM
Know what you can build, extend or legalise — checked for your specific plot.
Selling
Prepared and tax-checked before you reach the notary.
Inheritance & wills
Property inherited in Spain, or planning your succession here.
Something else
A letter from the Town Hall, or a situation that doesn't fit a box.
You deal directly with Jordi Anglada.
Twenty years helping foreign owners on the Costa Brava with what actually keeps them up at night — planning, tax, old-house surprises, unclear Town Hall letters. You deal with me, not an office. I tell you where you stand and what to do next — and when a demand is unfair, we contest it.
Six reasons a Cadaqués property deserves a lawyer's eyes
Few municipalities pack this much regulation into so little land. It's what makes Cadaqués extraordinary — and what makes surprises expensive.
Complex planning, tiny territory
Urban core, traditional buildings, protected rustic land and sectoral rules meet within metres of each other. Two neighbouring houses can live under very different regimes.
Cap de Creus Natural Park
Proximity to protected natural space means environmental and landscape restrictions can affect a plot even when it sits outside the park's boundary.
Heritage & landscape catalogues
Façades, colours, volumes: works on catalogued buildings or in the historic core need specific checks before you draw a single plan.
Coastal law
The shoreline public domain and its protection zones impose limits that the land registry doesn't always show — and that don't disappear at purchase.
A pressured, scarce market
Scarce supply and international demand mean irregularities pass silently from seller to buyer — unless someone checks before signing.
What that means for you
Before buying, renovating or selling: a preliminary legal check of your specific plot — planning key, licences, possible infractions, charges — turns surprises into decisions.
Have a house or plot in mind? Send us the address or cadastral reference and we'll tell you exactly what a review would look at — see the Urban Planning & Renovation Check or write to us directly.
Understand the rules before they surprise you
Plain-English guides to the rules that shape what you can do with your property.
The legal framework for property in Cadaqués
Coastal Law, the Cap de Creus Natural Park, the PRUG and the new POUM — what each one actually means for your home.
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