50 years? Better ask someone with a crystal ball.

Why are you even worrying about what they will do? If they are alive in 50 years they will do what they want and need to do. Perhaps you do not understand that it is not necessary for you to still be living with them all the years they live in the house. Find some other place to live and allow your parents to do what they want unless you are purchasing the house for them.

We are a close family if they stay here is bcs I stay here ,if I ever buy a house my parents will follow me and buy another one near mine

Perhaps if you would type what you desire to say in your normal language then copy and paste into something like Google Translate then read what the translation is. Copy and paste to a blank document in something like Word. You can make corrections on that document. Then again copy the corrected document and paste where you want it, an email, inserted in another document, or even here. Doing this will help both your knowledge of many languages and just English but make what you are trying to say easier to understand by others. Not all words translate so do not be surprised at seeing some strange words.

As far as spell check in the US it uses American English. In other parts of the English speaking world it may use what I call British English where the US color is spelled colour. A person who is not familiar with a language may not recognize why something is underlined as not being correct but using a language is important to improve and should be cheered.

What! no thanks to me? I see you've cleaned up all the spelling errors thanks to me. I can buy an entire ghost town in arid south west united states areas for 140k euros, and for good reason, no water or no opportunity. A dependable water supply is a must and no opportunity for the residents leave them no alternative but to move. As they move property values slowly drop until it's a ghost town. 50 years? It didn't even take Detroit that long to become an urban dessert of opportunity so if the small village has nothing to offer now, and housing prices are stable just think what a little opportunity could do! Boom town over night and who knows, you could be the one to bring opportunity to the small sleepy sit around watching cacti grow town. But limited water, forget it.

I am curious but what area of Spain is the property located?

What kind of question is this?!?!

Is the world as we know it even going to be around in 50 years? Will Spain still be an independent country? Will there be a one-world government? Are your parents going to be dead? Are YOU going to be dead?

Who the heck knows.

The concern is nonsense.

Read between the lines.

Or notice the details.

Like English not, and then being.

Like the cave on the property.

It will be very hard to predict what will happen in 50 years. It is possible that the 2 nearby cities will grow and the area the house is in will become more valuable as the city spreads out and more people are looking for property in that area. Of course if there is nothing nearby now, it could stay that way or get worse over the course of that time.

It is a gamble. For me I live 15 minutes from a small town, and get some groceries there, however I work 45 minutes from my home and a large city, and usually get most of my groceries there because prices and variety are better. Driving 45 minutes twice a day for me doesn't seem like too long, however people who live 5 minutes from work would hate it.

I guess you have to ask yourself, are you ok with driving 30 minutes when you need groceries. Normally in the US, if you can pay it off in 5 years that is incredible, most people take 30 years. And typically houses/land increase in value over time. There are times when the value goes down, but that doesn't happen very often unless you are in the "bad" part of a very large city or truly in the middle of nowhere. For me living away from the big city is wonderful. Yes it costs more, so you have to figure that in too.

Sounds like there is a city 10 mins away, how far do you go now for groceries? 10 min is not very far. Stairs.. well you can remodel make them easier to climb, or later on if your parents need it you could add on a room on the first floor for a bedroom for them. You can add a ramp from the outside to the first floor, and ALL stairs should have handrails available! Here it is a requirement if there are more than just a couple of steps. There are usually options when you own your place.

Most of the time if you can afford the house, and get it paid off that quickly, then yes it will still be of value, probably more value when you need to sell it especially if you fix it up and make it even nicer. However there are no promises in real-estate. If you like it, get it and enjoy your time there, when it's time to sell it cross your fingers.

The main rule in real estate is location, location, location. No matter how inexpensive the house is, if you don't like the land, the weather and the town, you (or your parents) will never be happy there. And if you don't like the area, neither will many potential buyers.

Perhaps you can find a home in an area you feel at home in. Through experience I've learned that a smaller, plainer house in a great location is far better than a larger, fancier house in a boring, ugly or inconvenient location. It sounds like you're trying to talk yourself into this home. My suggestion is to keep looking. You'll know it's right when you see it. Good luck!