The Seville Expat Agency

The Seville Expat Agency is a personal property search and relocation consultancy run by Natasha McCann, a trilingual British property agent based full-time in Seville. Natasha began working with expats relocating to Seville in December 2023 and launched the agency formally in June 2025, building it specifically around a gap she had seen repeatedly: English-speaking people arriving in a city with an opaque rental and purchase market, no Spanish, no local contacts, and no one acting in their interests rather than the seller’s.

The service sits in a space that standard estate agents do not fill. Natasha represents the buyer or renter, not the seller or landlord. A conventional estate agency in Seville acts for the property owner and is motivated to close the transaction. The Seville Expat Agency works exclusively on the client’s side, with the goal of finding the right property safely. She does the searching, filters properties against your requirements, attends viewings either with you or on your behalf, records detailed video walkthroughs with spoken commentary if you cannot be present, and handles all communications and negotiations with landlords and vendors in Spanish from start to finish.

Scam-proofing is a real part of the service, not a marketing line. Platforms like Idealista and Fotocasa carry fraudulent listings, and expats who do not speak Spanish and do not know the local market are the most common targets. Natasha verifies listings and their owners, reviews contracts before anything is signed, and makes sure no money moves without the right checks in place. Reviews from clients confirm this has been done on behalf of people completing searches entirely from abroad, including attending a three-way call with the client and landlord before the lease was signed remotely.

Beyond the property search, Natasha has built a network of vetted English-speaking professionals covering property law, immigration, tax, banking, mortgages, architecture, building work, tradespeople and notarial services, all of which she connects clients with as part of the process. She also runs regular social mixer events bringing expats together with local Sevillanos, which is a genuinely useful resource for people in the first weeks of a move when building any kind of social infrastructure from scratch is much harder than it looks.