The most exclusive street in Spain for buying a property is located on the Costa del Sol and covers the entire urbanisation of Coto Zagaleta, in the municipality of Benahavís in Marbella. Here, property owners are asking an average of 9,956,525 euros from anyone who wants to buy one of its luxurious homes, according to a study by idealista, Spain's leading real estate marketplace. Let's have a closer look at all the details of the 10 most expensive streets to buy a property in Spain.
The most expensive streets in Spain
The silver medal in this exclusive ranking goes to Calle Sant Carles in the town of Calvià, on the island of Mallorca, with an average price of 9,450,000 euros. Third place goes to Calle del Camino del Sur, in the luxurious urbanisation of La Moraleja in the Community of Madrid, with an average price of 8,435,000 euros. This price is higher than its neighbour Camino del Golf, also in La Moraleja, which is in fourth place with average asking prices of 7,112,500 euros.
Next, we return to the Costa del Sol, as in fifth position is the A-397 road in Benahavís, whose owners are asking an average of 7,016,897 euros for their exclusive properties. It is followed by the Paseo de la Marquesa Viuda Aldama, in the La Moraleja residential area of Madrid, with average prices standing at 6,926,923 euros.
Between sixth and ninth place in this luxurious ranking are 3 streets on the island of Mallorca, all with average prices above 6 million euros: Avenida Portals Vells, in Calvià, with an average of 6,772,931 euros; Calle Pagell, in Andratx, with 6,683,056 euros; and Calle Binicaubell, in Palma, with 6,554,000 euros. Completing the list is Paseo de los Lagos in Pozuelo de Alarcón (Madrid), better known as "La Finca", where those who want to buy one of its luxurious villas will pay an average of 6,226,159 euros.
| Street | Municipality | Province | Average price (euros) | |
| 1 | Urbanización Coto Zagaleta | Benahavís | Málaga | 9,956,525 |
| 2 | Calle Sant Carles | Calvià | Balearic Islands | 9,450,000 |
| 3 | Calle del Camino del Sur | La Moraleja (Alcobendas) | Madrid | 8,435,000 |
| 4 | Camino del Golf | La Moraleja (Alcobendas) | Madrid | 7,112,500 |
| 5 | Carretera A-397 | Benahavís | Málaga | 7,016,897 |
| 6 | Paseo de la Marquesa Viuda Aldama | La Moraleja (Alcobendas) | Madrid | 6,926,923 |
| 7 | Avenida Portals Vells | Calvià | Balearic Islands | 6,772,931 |
| 8 | Calle Pagell | Andratx | Balearic Islands | 6,683,056 |
| 9 | Calle Binicaubell | Palma | Balearic Islands | 6,554,000 |
| 10 | Paseo de los Lagos | Pozuelo de Alarcón | Madrid | 6,226,159 |
The most expensive street in each Spanish region
The study carried out by idealista is completed with the most exclusive streets in each of Spain's 17 autonomous communities. In addition to the regions with streets in the top 10 positions, 6 other autonomous regions have addresses where the average price exceeds one million euros: Catalonia (4,702,846 euros), Valencia (3,407,917 euros), the Canary Islands (3,328,278 euros), the Basque Country (1,754,643 euros), Galicia (1,612,500 euros) and Cantabria (1,394,615 euros).
The cheapest region is Castile-La Mancha, where its most expensive street has an average price of 339,423 euros, followed by Extremadura (464,177 euros) and La Rioja (485,143 euros).
Methodology
In order to prepare this study, idealista has studied the average absolute price of all types of properties (flats, studios, penthouses, chalets...) advertised on the same street. To avoid distortions in the data, only those streets with a minimum of 10 listings have been taken into account. Therefore, the study only shows the average prices of the streets, which does not mean that these are the most expensive properties for sale in each market.
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