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English-speaking notary in Barcelona
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English-speaking notaries for property purchases and official document signings in Barcelona.
We've verified 14 English-speaking notaries across Barcelona, each with a checkable sign that they work in English. Choose your neighbourhood below or tell us what you need.
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English notary in Eixample
Barcelona's grand 19th-century grid: wide boulevards, Gaudí landmarks like Casa Batlló and La Pedrera, and the city's business and shopping core. Home to the largest international community in Barcelona.
6 verifiedEnglish notary in Poblenou
A former industrial district turned tech and creative hub, loft-style buildings, beachfront promenade, and a young international crowd. Right on the coast in Sant Martí.
2 verifiedEnglish notary in Sarrià-Sant Gervasi
Leafy, upscale and quiet, Barcelona's most established residential district for international families, close to several of the city's international schools.
3 verifiedEnglish notary in Les Corts
A calm, residential district best known as home to Camp Nou, popular with international families who want good schools and private healthcare close by.
2 verifiedEnglish notary in Diagonal Mar & Vila Olímpica
Barcelona's modern beachfront district: marina views, high-rise apartments and the 1992 Olympic waterfront. One of the city's most international, sea-view neighbourhoods.
2 verifiedEnglish notary in Gràcia
A bohemian, village-like neighbourhood of small squares, independent shops and a strong café culture, home to one of Barcelona's largest European communities.
2 verifiedEnglish notary in El Born & Barri Gòtic
Barcelona's medieval old town: narrow stone streets, Santa Maria del Mar, Plaça Reial and the Picasso Museum. The historic centre, dense with visitors, expats and long-term international residents alike.
2 verifiedEnglish notary in Sants
A working residential district around Barcelona-Sants, the city's main train station, popular with families and professionals for its good-value housing and easy transport connections.
2 verifiedNotary specialties in Barcelona
Looking for something specific? Each specialty page lists only the English-speaking notaries that mention it.
Notaries in Barcelona
At a glance
We have verified 14 English-speaking notaries in Barcelona. Specialties covered include powers of attorney, property purchase signings, wills & inheritance, company formation or document certification.
| Language | Professionals |
|---|---|
| English | 14 of 14 |
| Spanish | 14 of 14 |
| Catalan | 3 of 14 |
| French | 1 of 14 |
All 14 are listed below. Contact details and links for the first 3 are open, tell us what you need and we will email you the other 11 with contact details and typical prices.
Notaría Barcelona - Jesús Benavides
4.9(2806 on Google)Av. Diagonal, 550, Sarrià-Sant Gervasi
Speaks: English, Spanish
Price not verified · Typical in Barcelona: Notary fee for a home purchase €500 to €1,200
Notaria de Blas & Lluna
4.8(188 on Google)Passeig de Gràcia, Eixample
Speaks: English, Spanish
Price not verified · Typical in Barcelona: Notary fee for a home purchase €500 to €1,200
Notaria Alonso Rodríguez
4.6(498 on Google)Travessera de les Corts, 222, Les Corts
Speaks: English, Spanish, Catalan
Price not verified · Typical in Barcelona: Notary fee for a home purchase €500 to €1,200
Notaría Feliu & Yuste
4.6(144 on Google)Sant Martí
Speaks: English, Spanish
Price not verified · Typical in Barcelona: Notary fee for a home purchase €500 to €1,200
Notaria de Barcelona Gràcia - Damián Moreno Maya
4.2(81 on Google)Gràcia
Speaks: English, Spanish
Price not verified · Typical in Barcelona: Notary fee for a home purchase €500 to €1,200
Notaría Poblenou Diagonal
3.7(213 on Google)Poblenou
Speaks: English, Spanish
Price not verified · Typical in Barcelona: Notary fee for a home purchase €500 to €1,200
Eixample
Speaks: English, Spanish
Price not verified · Typical in Barcelona: Notary fee for a home purchase €500 to €1,200
Eixample
Speaks: English, Spanish
Price not verified · Typical in Barcelona: Notary fee for a home purchase €500 to €1,200
Eixample
Speaks: English, Spanish
Price not verified · Typical in Barcelona: Notary fee for a home purchase €500 to €1,200
Avinguda Diagonal
Speaks: English, Spanish, French
Price not verified · Typical in Barcelona: Notary fee for a home purchase €500 to €1,200
Avinguda Diagonal
Speaks: English, Spanish, Catalan
Price not verified · Typical in Barcelona: Notary fee for a home purchase €500 to €1,200
Sant Gervasi-Galvany
Speaks: English, Spanish, Catalan
Price not verified · Typical in Barcelona: Notary fee for a home purchase €500 to €1,200
Sant Gervasi-Galvany
Speaks: English, Spanish
Price not verified · Typical in Barcelona: Notary fee for a home purchase €500 to €1,200
near city centre
Speaks: English, Spanish
Price not verified · Typical in Barcelona: Notary fee for a home purchase €500 to €1,200
About English-speaking notaries in Barcelona
You may also be looking for a notary public or notario (in Spanish: notario). People contact an English-speaking notary in Barcelona for property purchase signing, power of attorney or document certification.
English-first
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Eight neighbourhoods
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Verified
A checkable English signal for each.
Typical prices in Barcelona, 2026
- Notary fee for a home purchase€500 to €1,200
Typical market ranges from published sources, not the fees of any professional listed here.
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Read the guideQuestions
How do I find an English-speaking notary in Barcelona?
Pick your neighbourhood below or tell us what you need, and you'll see the English-speaking notaries we've verified in Barcelona, 14 at the moment. Submitting your details unlocks the full ranked list by email with contact details and a map link for each.
How do you know a notary really speaks English?
We only list a professional after finding an explicit, checkable signal that they work in English, such as a review, their business name or their website, cross-checked against their real address on Google Maps. We don't guess.
Which parts of Barcelona do you cover for notary searches?
Eixample, Poblenou, Sarrià-Sant Gervasi, Les Corts, Diagonal Mar & Vila Olímpica, Gràcia, El Born & Barri Gòtic or Sants. Each has its own page with the English-speaking notaries we've verified there.
I'm looking for a notary public or notario in Barcelona, is this the right place?
Yes. This page covers English-speaking notaries, which includes what people often search for as notary public or notario, or in Spanish, notario.
Who is the best English-speaking notary in Barcelona?
There's no single "best", the right one depends on your neighbourhood, your specific need and your budget. What we do instead: verify a real, checkable English-speaking signal for every listing, never a guess, and sort by genuine Google rating and review count so the highest-rated, most-reviewed options surface first in your area.
Is it free to use?
Yes, always. We're paid by professionals who want to be found by you, never by you.
Is a Spanish notary the same as a UK or US notary public?
No. A Spanish notario is a highly trained legal official with judge-equivalent academic training, handling formalisation of significant legal acts like property sales, wills and company formation. A UK or US notary public mainly witnesses signatures and has no equivalent legal advisory role.
Read the full guide with sourcesHow much extra does it cost to buy a house in Barcelona?
Roughly 8 to 13 per cent on top of the purchase price in 2026, made up of transfer tax, notary, registry, legal fees and any valuation or agent costs.
Read the full guide with sources