€2,108,968
Sant Andreu de Llavaneres
4 bd 4 ba 382 m²
Villas for Sale in Spain: Private Homes with Pool and Land
4,824 villas currently listed for sale in Spain.
Villas for sale in Spain
24 properties shown
€1,295,508
Sant Feliu de Guíxols
4 bd 4 ba 250 m²
€5,824,768
Sitges
9 bd 7 ba 910 m²
€199,850
Alcanar
4 bd 2 ba 180 m²
€5,423,059
San Roque
5 bd 5 ba 1,070 m²
€1,204,120
L'Ametlla de Mar
6 bd 7 ba 500 m²
€275,270
Aspe
3 bd 2 ba 123 m²
€4,844,239
Marbella
4 bd 5 ba 743 m²
€4,770,283
Sóller
10 bd 5 ba 965 m²
€2,560,889
Les Botigues de Sitges
6 bd 6 ba 398 m²
€33,944,334
Municipality of Palma
10 bd 9 ba 3,284 m²
€256,089
Alcanar
3 bd 2 ba 105 m²
€3,916,654
Municipality of San Bartolomé de Tirajana
7 bd 8 ba 692 m²
€788,352
Catral
9 bd 7 ba 750 m²
€11,486,340
Benahavís
6 bd 7 ba 1,107 m²
€492,092
Alcanar
3 bd 2 ba 170 m²
€429,306
Dénia
5 bd 2 ba 170 m²
€2,209,395
Lloret de Vistalegre
4 bd 4 ba 550 m²
€2,229,480
Estepona
4 bd 4 ba 288 m²
€30,027,680
Benahavís
9 bd 9 ba 2,200 m²
€497,114
Biar
2 bd 2 ba 263 m²
€856,101
Quesada
3 bd 2 ba 289 m²
€2,966,472
Fuengirola
4 bd 4 ba 369 m²
€55,235
Municipality of Almería
2 bd 1 ba 65 m²
Villas in Spain
With 4,824 villas among 25,521 Spanish listings on RealEstateAbroad, this is the second-largest category after apartments. A villa in Spain usually means a detached home on its own plot, often with a pool, and prices run from modest inland properties to estates in Marbella and Benahavis.
How prices spread
The all-types median asking price in Spain is €451,921 and the median per m² is €2,787. Villas typically sit above those medians along the Costa del Sol and in Altea, but you can find them well below on inland Alicante or in smaller towns. The p75 for all listings is €984,185, a level many coastal villas exceed.
| Metric | Spain (all types) |
|---|---|
| Villas listed | 4,824 |
| All listings | 25,521 |
| Median asking price | €451,921 |
| Median price per m² | €2,787 |
Where villas cluster
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What to check on a Spanish villa
- Licence status. Ask for the licencia de primera ocupacion and make sure every extension, pool or guest house appears in the registry. Unregistered builds are a common problem.
- Land classification. Rustic land can restrict building, water and electricity connections.
- Utilities. Check mains water, septic tank vs sewer and the electrical contract.
- Running costs. Pool, garden, security and IBI property tax add up; ask for last year's bills.
- Energy certificate (certificado energetico) is required for sale.
Buying route
Foreigners can buy freely, though military zones may need approval. Read the Spain buying guide, compare financing for non-residents and try the mortgage calculator.
Insurance and local services
Insure the villa for rebuild value, and ask whether the policy covers storm and flood damage, which matter on parts of the Mediterranean coast. If you will be away much of the year, budget for a caretaker or property manager to check the house, run the pool and handle utility bills.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Frequently asked questions
What is a villa versus a finca in Spain?
A villa is a residential property, typically on urban or urbanisable land. A finca is a rural estate, often on rustic land with tighter building rules.
Can I build a pool later?
Usually yes if the plot is urban and the council grants a licence, but it may be forbidden on rustic land or in water-restricted areas.
Are villa prices negotiable?
Often by several percent, more when the property has been listed for a long time. Compare with recent sales in the same urbanisation.
Do villas generate rental income?
Seasonal villa rentals can earn well in peak months, but you need a regional tourist licence and must pay tax on income. Check local rules first.
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