House€1,250,000
Marbella

3,662 houses currently listed for sale in Spain.
26 properties shown
House€1,250,000
Marbella
House€625,000
Marbella
€900,000
PUERTO DE POLLENSA (ESP)
€2,650,000
PUERTO POLLENSA (ESP)
€1,700,000
PUERTO DE POLLENSA (ESP)
€2,000,000
PUERTO POLLENSA (ESP)
€3,300,000
PUERTO POLLENSA (ESP)
€1,990,000
PUERTO DE POLLENSA (ESP)
€450,000
PUERTO DE POLLENSA (ESP)
€2,300,000
ALCUDIA (ESP)
€2,600,000
PUERTO DE POLLENSA (ESP)
€14,000,000
ALCUDIA (ESP)
€3,800,000
POLLENSA (ESP)
€1,280,000
ALCUDIA (ESP)
€1,800,000
ALCUDIA (ESP)
€975,000
CALA SAN VICENTE (ESP)
€550,000
ALCUDIA (ESP)
€8,995,000
ALCUDIA (ESP)
€4,300,000
ALCUDIA (ESP)
€1,250,000
PUERTO DE ALCUDIA (ESP)
€595,000
PUERTO DE ALCUDIA (ESP)
€900,000
POLLENSA (ESP)
€1,650,000
SA POBLA (ESP)
€540,000
CAMPANET (ESP)
€790,000
MURO (ESP)
€645,000
SANTA MARGALIDA (ESP)
Houses in Spain
Spain has 3,662 houses among its 25,521 listings on RealEstateAbroad. In Spanish listings 'house' covers townhouses, village houses (casas de pueblo), semi-detached homes and chalets, often at lower prices than villas with big private plots.
Spain's median asking price across all types is €451,921, and the median per m² is €2,787. Village and town houses in the interior and in Alicante province often list below these figures, while a townhouse in Madrid or Barcelona may be well above. The p25 to p75 band for the whole market is €230,164 to €984,185.
| Item | Spain (all types) |
|---|---|
| Houses listed | 3,662 |
| Median asking price | €451,921 |
| Price per m² (median) | €2,787 |
For process detail, see the Spain buying guide and mortgage options for foreigners. For the macro picture, read the Spain market analysis.
Houses in town centres put you close to shops, schools and neighbours, while urbanisation homes trade convenience for community fees. Think about resale: a house with legal paperwork in order, a clean nota simple and a valid energy certificate sells faster, and foreign buyers often prefer homes within reach of an airport and a hospital.
Last updated 8 October 2026
A terraced or semi-detached house, often in a managed urbanisation with shared facilities. It is a popular entry route to a house in resort areas.
Purchase prices can be low, but renovation, structural repairs and permits often cost more than buyers expect. Get a survey and a quote before committing.
Yes, typically up to 60-70% of value, subject to income checks and an independent valuation.
Yes. Annual local property tax (IBI) and, for non-residents, a deemed-income tax. Amounts vary by municipality and cadastral value.