The Spanish village, despite its attractions, has been empty since its residents fled more than 30 years ago.
For the same price as a one-bedroom apartment in Madrid, a whole Spanish town with 44 dwellings has been put up for sale for $259,000 (Rs 2 crore).
A Spanish village is for sale for Rs. 2 crore.
The 1980s saw the abandonment of Salto de Castro.
The price of a Spanish village is Rs. 2 crore.
An abandoned village in northwest Spain called Salto de Castro is currently for sale after the owner admitted he lives in the city and is unable to keep it maintained.
The community, which is located three hours from Madrid by car, comprises 44 dwellings in addition to a bar, a school, a church, a hostel, a swimming pool, and sports fields.
Salto de Castro is a town on a hilltop overlooking the Arribes del Duero natural park in the province of Zamora, close to the Portuguese border.
The advertisement on the Spanish real estate website Idealista claims that the settlement also had a historic barracks that served as the headquarters for the Civil Guard.
The 1980s saw the abandonment of Salto de Castro.
The Spanish village, despite its attractions, has been empty since its residents fled more than 30 years ago.
In order to house the families of workers at the nearby dam, a power generation firm created the village in the 1950s. However, by the 1980s, it had been completely abandoned.
The current owner bought Salto de Castro at the beginning of the millennium with the goal of developing it as a tourist attraction.
The community was originally up for sale for more than £5 million, but since no potential buyers expressed interest, the price has plummeted.
Despite the fact that the asking fee would only be enough to purchase a one-bedroom apartment in Madrid, there is a catch. The village will need to be renovated and cost €2 million to transform it into a tourist destination.
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