Houses for sale in Fuerteventura,
where the horizon stays open.

Buyers often look to the north, around Corralejo, Lajares and El Cotillo, or to the long, quiet shores of the Jandía peninsula in the south. Tell us what you have in mind and let the search do the rest.

Lajares and the north of the island

Lajares sits inland between Corralejo and El Cotillo, a village of low white houses, craft studios and surf culture, framed by dark volcanic cones. Houses for sale in Lajares, Fuerteventura tend to be single-storey villas with walled gardens, sheltered courtyards and pools set into volcanic stone.

Corralejo looks across to the island of Lobos and borders the great dunes of its natural park. El Cotillo keeps the pace of a fishing village, with calm lagoons nearby and some of the finest sunsets on the island.

Choosing a holiday home in Fuerteventura

Many Fuerteventura holiday homes for sale are bought for winter sun and long stays rather than a single summer. The island rewards homes designed for its climate, so look beyond the view.

The purchase follows the same path as anywhere in Spain, with an independent lawyer, a notary and the land registry. If you are weighing the islands, Lanzarote lies a short crossing to the north, while Gran Canaria, with Mogán and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, offers a busier, more varied alternative.

• Terraces and gardens sheltered from the prevailing trade winds
• Shade, cross ventilation and materials that cope with salt air
• Water supply, solar power and the condition of any pool
• The legal status of the plot, especially on rural land
• Easy access to the airport and to the ferry at Corralejo