Jaén Province is an inland province of Spain, located in the north-eastern part of the Andalusia region. The territory is characterised by its high elevation, rising to its highest point at Pico Mágina, and it shares borders with the provinces of Córdoba, Granada, Albacete, and Ciudad Real.
Property in Jaén Province is highly affordable, with average sale prices sitting at about a third of the national average for Spain. The provincial capital of Jaén holds the largest share of the housing stock by a wide margin, and it is also the most expensive major town in the region. Linares holds the next largest concentration of homes, where prices sit just below the regional average. For buyers looking outside the capital, Úbeda offers a mid-sized market with average prices, while Martos provides a smaller and more affordable alternative.
