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Benidorm Long Term Lets & Rentals: Rent Before You Buy

Renting a house, villa or apartment in Benidorm on a long let or long term rental is a great idea.

Popular areas of Benidorm include Levante (the busiest and most touristy area), Poniente, the Old Town and Rincon de Loix.

A long let in Benidorm is ideal for people who want to get to know the areas of Benidorm before they buy a property. A long term rental (or a long let) is perfect because you can even keep moving from area to area in order to experience the differences.

Table of Contents

  • RENT A PROPERTY IN BENIDORM BEFORE YOU BUY
  • WHERE TO FIND LONG LETS OR LONG TERM RENTALS
  • LONG TERM WINTER LETS IN BENIDORM
  • Problems & Disadvantages
  • HOW MUCH DO LONG TERM LETS IN BENIDORM COST?

RENT A PROPERTY IN BENIDORM BEFORE YOU BUY

Often people buy a property in Benidorm without having any knowledge of the area or spending anytime in Benidorm first. Once they get to know the area they often wish they had bought their property in a different part of Benidorm.

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Our guide to buying a property in Benidorm gives a good idea of the different areas to buy. This would also apply if you are looking for a long term let in Benidorm or a long term rental in Benidorm.

Of course many people opt for a long term let in Benidorm because they don’t want to buy a property in Benidorm. It may be that they can’t afford to buy in Benidorm or that they are saving or thinking that property prices in Benidorm may come down.

Whatever the reason for wanting a long let in Benidorm or a long term rental in Benidorm you will find a limited amount of rental properties available.

This is because as a popular holiday town Benidorm is very busy and full in the summer.

Many property owners rent their apartment and villa properties out over the summer season on a short term holiday let basis when they can charge very high rental rates.

Of course a property owner in Benidorm may prefer to long let as it is consistent and they don’t have to keep finding new tenants each week and dealing with the work that goes into cleaning and making up a property on changeover days.

Renting a house, villa or apartment on a long let or long term rental is a great decision if you are moving to Benidorm on the Costa Blanca of Spain. So many people take a quick trip to Spain in order to buy a house and it is only later that they find out many truths about the area and location which causes them to regret making such a hasty decision.

Buying a property in Benidorm is such a huge commitment that renting first on a long term let or long term rental to try before you buy is so obvious, yet not enough people do it. When buying in Spain you have to pay 10% of the purchase price to the government so that is a lot of money down the drain if you want to move later on.

A long term let or long term rental in Benidorm enables you to really feel what an area is like in different seasons.

Some areas in Spain are too hot in summer and some areas are much wetter than people think (Barcelona area) and some areas are much colder in winter than people realise. Again – a long term rental in Benidorm enables you to feel it for yourself and decide which part of Spain you prefer.

A long term let or long term rental in Benidorm can even help you decide whether a move to Spain is really for you. One of the most important factors in moving to Spain is making a living and many people struggle and have to go back to their home country to make ends meet. You may find it hard to sell your house or apartment and may sell at a loss because you are desperate to move.

Renting a property on a long term let basis in Benidorm enables you to really get to know an area by talking to locals to find out where the best areas of Benidorm are. It’s these little details that are crucial. Schools in Benidorm are another good example that are very hard to research thoroughly until you are actually here.

Now you are hopefully convinced, let’s talk about the details of long term lets and long term rentals in Benidorm.

Long term lets or long term rental contracts in Benidorm are often referred to as Vivienda contracts. These should be much cheaper than short term lets because they are typically for a period of a year. You won’t be able to move out within incurring a penalty. After the first year you will usually be able to out with only a months notice.

Long term rentals in Benidorm usually involve putting down a deposit of a month or two in the case of furnished properties.

Finding a long term let or long term rental in Benidorm is not easy because in many areas people can charge such massive prices for summer holiday rentals so they don’t want a long term rental tenant in during these periods.

WHERE TO FIND LONG LETS OR LONG TERM RENTALS

The best places to find long term rentals or long lets in Benidorm is through the local estate agents. You won’t generally find them advertised much, so phone or go inside and ask. This is because estate agents make so much money through selling property instead.

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LONG TERM WINTER LETS IN BENIDORM

If you are looking to escape the cold winter weather and temperatures in northern Europe then finding and locating a long-term winter rental in Spain is a great idea as the weather in wintertime is often mild and sunny. Also at this time of year many villas and apartments will be empty so you can find cheap bargain prices for winter lets in Benidorm.

Problems & Disadvantages

There is one major downside to a long term rental let in Benidorm. After the year the tenant has the right to renew for up to five years and the landlord can only increase the rent by the annual rate of inflation. So what’s the problem!

Well because the tenants have so many rights, after a year you will find many landlords will want you out and will get different tenants in. It means you have to move over and over again but the upside is you experience living in different types of houses in different areas of Benidorm.

In any case, after a year’s long term rental or long term let you probably have a better idea of where in Spain you would really like to live now – it may not even be in Benidorm – almost certainly it will be in a different area to the one you would have chosen before you moved to Benidorm.

HOW MUCH DO LONG TERM LETS IN BENIDORM COST?

So what can you get for your money? Well to rent an apartment in Benidorm on a long term rental let basis you are looking at about:

It costs approximately €650 euros a month to rent a 2 bed apartment in Benidorm on a long term let.

It costs approximately €750 euros a month to rent a 3 bed apartment in Benidorm on a long term let.

To rent a villa in Benidorm on a long term rental let basis you are looking at about:

It costs approximately €1000 euros a month to rent a 2 bed villa in Benidorm on a long term let.

It costs approximately €1300+ euros a month to rent a 3 bed villa or 4 bed villa in Benidorm on a long term let.

Recap: This page is about long term lets in Benidorm. Information for people looking to rent long term in Benidorm.

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Comments

  1. Barbara Henderson says

    September 26, 2022 at 5:04 pm

    Would like to rent an apartment 3/6months in the Old Town.

    Any positive feedback?

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  2. Gail Gill says

    April 11, 2018 at 12:42 pm

    I would like a long let rent in Benidorm preferably in Altea, Albir or a quiet part of the area. One/two bedroom with storage space.

    Reply
  3. Debbie McCarthy says

    May 11, 2017 at 6:59 am

    Hi we are moving to Benidorm, I have a job whating for me the only thing that is holding back is we have no where to live.If any one has a flat to rent asp please email me or ring me uk07411067410 thank you hope to here soon

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    • faye says

      August 10, 2017 at 12:55 pm

      Hi,
      Did you find a flat to rent?
      Me and my partner have a job too but cant find a place to stay as it is just for the summer season

      Reply

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