The 10 most expensive streets to buy a home in Spain

The most exclusive street in Spain for buying a property is on the Costa del Sol and covers the entire development of Coto Zagaleta in Benahavis. Here, the owners are asking potential buyers for an average of €10,763,937, according to a study by idealista, Spain's leading real estate marketplace.

The silver medal in this exclusive ranking goes to Calle Mozart, located in Marbella, in the heart of the Costa del Sol, with an average price of €7,940,375. Third place goes to Calle Osa Menor, in the luxurious area of Nueva Andalucia in Marbella, with an average price of €7,175,888. This price is higher than the first street outside the Costa del Sol, Camino de la Fuente on La Moraleja luxury development at €6,928,958, followed by Paseo de los Lagos on the La Finca development of Pozuelo de Alarcon, in fifth place at €6,172,508.

Next, we return to the Costa del Sol, as in sixth position is the Los Flamingos Golf development in Benahavis, whose owners are asking for an average of €5,760,145 for their exclusive homes. It is followed by the Paseo del Conde de los Gaitanes on the La Moraleja development, at €5,240,322.

Between eighth and tenth place are two streets on the island of Mallorca, all above €4m: Paseo del Mar, in Calvia (with an average price of €5,152,928) and Calle Riu Guadiana, also in Calvia (with an average price of €4,426,086). In between the two streets, we find another one in Marbella, in this case, Calle Amsterdam, with an average price of €5,146,851.

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