Luxury villas

Santa Ponsa is a charming, small town in the south-west of Majorca.

When searching for a luxury property in Spain, Marbella on the Costa del Sol always features high up in the list.

When thinking of where to move to in Spain, many focus on the peninsula's famous "costas", from the Costa del Sol to the Costa Brava. However, Spain's northern coast is also worth thinking about, as this hidden gem is filled with green landscapes and a truly breathtaking coastline.

Majorca, one of Spain's stunning Balearic islands, is home to spectacular turquoise water, golden beaches and beautiful coastline.

The prestigious Puente Romano resort in Marbella is an area that even the Hollywood hills would be proud of. With easy access to the beach, this luxurious 4-floor villa with sea views is a winner, located less than 75 metres from the beach.

The most exclusive street in Spain for buying a home in 2020 is dedicated to a famous composer.

While expats and holidaymakers are big fans of Spain's famous "costas", Northern Spain is often overlooked. However, the green-clad region of Cantabria on Spain's north coast is an area not to be missed.

Renovating a luxury home in Spain is an investment that pays off.

Spain's Costa Brava is home to some of Spain's most beautiful landscapes, including stunning beaches, cliffs and green countryside, as well as having a mild climate throughout the year.

Mallorca is often known for its beautiful beaches and coastline, but don't forget to check out the countryside when searching for your dream home as well. By doing so, you may come across gems like this beautiful country estate built in natural stone in the countryside surrounding Santa María.

Tenerife is an island of volcanic sandy beaches, with the mighty Mount Teide waiting to wow.

The Costa del Sol is a favourite destination for so many, and also home to some of Spain's most luxurious properties. Marbella's Nueva Andalucía area is one of the most exclusive areas on the Spanish coast and is home to this spectacular villa with monochrome design features.

Marbella is very often the definition of luxury and exclusivity, and this is particularly true for the prestigious Sierra Blanca area.

Calp town in the province of Alicante is rich in history and culture and home to a wonderful modern marina located next to the contrasting old fishing port.

The Balearic Island of Majorca is famous for its beautiful coastline, but also for stunning mountains and countryside areas. The natural surroundings of Pollença are where the best of inland Majorca can be enjoyed, located 6km west of the Port of Pollença.

Marbella's Golden Mile is the definition of luxury, and this stunning mansion with sea views in one of the Golden Mile's most sought-after areas is a unique property, not to be missed. Close to all amenities and local services, this impressive mansion has been fully renovated with top qual

The luxury Tagomago Island, known as Europe’s most exclusive private island, has hit the headlines before as being a favourite destination for the rich and famous, with celebrities such as Cristiano Ronaldo and Justin Bieber spending the holidays in the island’s only luxury villa.

Spending the holidays in Mallorca will sound like a very appealing option for many this summer, and even better if you have a second home with the option of spending more time in the Spanish sun throughout the year.

The coronavirus pandemic has also affected the price of luxury property in Spain, with prices falling by up to 20% on the Costa del Sol, according to a report by the luxury real estate agency, Barnes.

The Golden Mile, one of the most luxurious areas in Marbella, lies to the west of the resort along the Mediterranean coast.

Santa Eulalia del Río, a coastal town on the south eastern seaboard of the Balearic island of Ibiza, is home to this spectacular villa in the prestigious Roca Llisa area.

The Canary Islands, the southernmost autonomous community of Spain located off the coast of northwestern Africa, are rugged volcanic isles known for their black- and white-sandy beaches.

The Costa Brava, Catalonia's coastal region is gloriously wild in parts, living up to its name of the "Wild Coast".

Often forgotten about, Formentera is one of Spain's hidden gems, this small island belonging to the Balearic Islands autonomous community.

With the Spanish coasts often being the most popular with buyers, Spain's capital is sometimes overlooked. However, Madrid is home to some incredible properties and some of Spain's most prestigious neighbourhoods.