Extramurs
Extramurs, Valencia: €3,789/m² to buy, €18.7/m² to rent, plus ratings for living, tourism and investment and every venue inside the district.
Boundaries and location
- Purchase price per m²
- €3,789
- 6% above average
- Rent per m² / month
- €18.7
- Living here
- 7.5
- out of 10
- Places in Extramurs
- 7
Typical purchase price
- 1 bedroom
- €283,982
- 2 bedrooms
- €343,555
- 3 bedrooms
- €544,751
476 listings analysed
Typical monthly rent
- 1 bedroom
- €1,328/mo
- 2 bedrooms
- €1,641/mo
- 3 bedrooms
- €1,800/mo
476 listings analysed
How the district scores
Living here
Immediately outside the old city walls, which means you are ten minutes from the centre without paying centre prices. Solid residential blocks, the Botanical Garden, and the Rojas Clemente market. Popular with families who want the centre nearby but a normal street to live on.
For visitors
Not a sightseeing district, but a good one to wander. The Botanical Garden of the University of Valencia is a genuine escape from the summer heat, and the streets around Gran Via Ferran el Catòlic have the modernist architecture without the crowds.
For investors
One of the better balances in the city: central enough to let quickly, priced below L'Eixample. Stock is mostly mid-century blocks, so lifts and renovation standards vary a lot between buildings.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a flat cost in Extramurs?
In Extramurs the average purchase price is €3,789 per m², which is 6% above average for Valencia. A two-bedroom flat works out at roughly €343,555.
How much is rent in Extramurs?
Rent in Extramurs averages €18.7 per m² per month — about €1,641 for a two-bedroom flat.
Is Extramurs a good place to live?
Extramurs scores 7.5 out of 10 for living, 6 for visitors and 7 for investment in the ValenciaLink district ratings.
What is there in Extramurs?
7 places from the ValenciaLink guide sit inside Extramurs — restaurants, cafés, shops and landmarks. They are all listed on this page.
Prices are averages of listings analysed per district, refreshed periodically; they indicate the market, not a valuation of a specific property. District boundaries follow the city’s official administrative divisions.