Houses for Sale in Mallorca

Find the right house in Mallorca

Buying a house in Mallorca isn't only about square meters and price per square meter — it's about light, orientation, the village around you, and how the property will feel five years from now. The best houses on the island rarely sit on the open market for long.

I help international buyers find houses that genuinely fit how they want to live in Mallorca — whether that's a clifftop villa in Port d'Andratx, a stone finca near Bunyola, or a restored townhouse in Palma's old town. Every house is personally visited before I introduce it.

Buying a House in Mallorca

What types of houses are available in Mallorca? Mallorca offers everything from sea-view villas and contemporary new builds to traditional stone fincas, restored townhouses in Palma and beachside family homes in the north. Style, price and location vary enormously by region.

What is the average price of a house in Mallorca? Prices vary by area. Country houses inland typically start around €500K–€1.5M, family homes in Palma run €700K–€3M, while prime sea-view villas in Port d'Andratx, Son Vida or Deià range from €2M to €20M+.

Can I buy a finca or country house with land? Yes. Fincas (rural houses with land) are popular with international buyers seeking privacy, olive trees and views. Building, extending or pool-permitting on rural land is regulated — I always check the urbanistic status before any offer.

Are there new-build houses available in Mallorca? Yes, both individual modern villas and developments can be available. Taxes and purchase conditions differ from resale homes, so request current advice from an independent lawyer and tax adviser.

What should I check before buying a house in Mallorca? Legal status (registered square meters vs built), urbanistic compliance, IBI tax, community fees, any outstanding charges, and ETV license if you plan to rent. My team handles full due diligence with independent local lawyers.