

Seville is the heart of Andalusia and, for many, the most beautiful city in Spain. However, it is not the cheapest city in Spain. In fact, it is one of the most expensive cities in the country. In this article, discover the cost of living in Seville (rent, food, transport, leisure, etc.).
You will need between €450 and €630 a month to rent a one-bedroom flat. If you prefer a larger flat (3 bedrooms), you can find one from €700 a month.
Also bear in mind that if electricity and water are not included in the rent, you will need to add those bills.
In Seville, new-build property costs an average of €2,220 per square metre, for a flat or a house.
In Seville, you will need about €15 to sit down for dinner at a restaurant.
Supermarket prices in Seville are as follows:
Drivers should know that a litre of petrol in Seville costs between €1.21 and €1.40. Buying a used car can cost around €8,000. With that in mind, public transport becomes all the more attractive.
If you need to take the bus or the metro in Seville, a ticket costs about €1.50. Will you use public transport often? Then your best option is a monthly pass, for €40.
If you prefer taxis, a 10-minute ride can cost about €11.
An internet contract costs around €40 a month. A 1 GB mobile data plan can cost you €7 a month.
Gyms in Seville are generally quite cheap. For €35 or even less, you can pay the monthly fee.
Private nurseries cost an average of €300 a month.
A can of Coca-Cola (33 cl) or a cappuccino in a bar costs about €1.50.
The cost of living in Seville is between €850 and €1,190 a month:
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Source: Idealista
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Thomas Rouer is the founder of Alveo Search and the CEO of the Alveo group. Based in Spain for almost ten years, he develops property services designed for the specific needs of foreign buyers.
His expertise covers every aspect of buying property in Spain: understanding the market, searching for and selecting properties, negotiation, financing, paperwork, tax and securing the purchase process.