Villas for sale · Mallorca, Spain
Villas in Mallorca,
shaped by sea and stone.
Luxury villas for sale in Mallorca sit between mountain, pine and sea. Stone walls, shaded terraces and a light that changes by the hour.
Search propertiesThe island holds many worlds: hills, harbours, coves and mountain villages. Each asks for a different kind of home.
Tell us where you see yourself, the size you need and the budget you have in mind. Start with the search and we will narrow the island down to the places that fit.
Where to look for a villa in Mallorca
These are the areas buyers ask about first.
Son Vida and the hills above Palma
Son Vida rises behind Palma, an enclave of gardens and golf with the bay below. The villas Son Vida offers are private, often gated and set in generous grounds: seclusion without giving up the capital.
Port d'Andratx and the southwest
Port d'Andratx wraps around a sheltered harbour in the southwest. Many buyers know it by its Castilian name, and the villas Puerto Andratx is known for climb the hillsides above the water, turned toward the evening sun.
Cala Pi and the quiet south
Cala Pi is a small cove on the southern coast, framed by cliffs and clear water. Villas here are discreet, with open horizons and a slower pace.
Deià and the Serra de Tramuntana
On the northwest coast the Tramuntana falls straight into the sea. Deià, with its stone houses and terraced olive groves, has long drawn writers and artists. Homes here are about craft, restoration and the view.
What a villa in Mallorca should give you
When it comes to villas, Mallorca offers two broad styles. Contemporary homes of glass and clean lines, often with a pool facing the sea. Traditional stone houses, restored with patience in the valleys inland.
Villas to buy in Mallorca can look alike in photographs and feel very different in person. A few checks separate a beautiful villa from the right one.
- Orientation and light in every season, not only in summer
- Privacy from neighbours, roads and walking paths
- Easy access in all weather, especially on mountain roads
- Every building, pool and terrace on the plot properly registered
- How it lives out of season, if it is more than a summer address
Mallorca and its neighbours
Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands and the most varied. Three places nearby have pages of their own.
- Pollença and its bay, the quieter corner of the north
- Ibiza, lively in summer and hushed in its countryside
- Menorca, gentler and greener, for those who value peace above all
Pollença, Ibiza and Menorca,
each with a pace of its own.
Ibiza
Villas in Ibiza, from the hills of Cap Martinet to the quiet cliffs of Es Cubells.
Discover Balearic IslandsPollença
Villas between the old town of Pollença and the calm bay of Puerto Pollensa, in the north of Mallorca.
Discover Balearic IslandsMenorca
The quiet Balearic island: sheltered coves, dry-stone walls and villas set in protected countryside.
Discover Balearic IslandsAlaior
A villa in Alaior, at the heart of Menorca, among dry-stone walls, pastures and the quiet south coast.
Discover Balearic IslandsAlaró
Villas in Alaró, an inland Mallorcan town at the foot of the Serra de Tramuntana, beneath its castle rock.
Discover Balearic IslandsAlcúdia
Villas in Alcúdia, northern Mallorca: a walled old town on a peninsula between two wide bays.
Discover Balearic IslandsAlgaida
Villas in Algaida, in the Pla de Mallorca, where open farmland rises towards the hill of Randa.
Discover Balearic IslandsAndratx
Villas around Port d'Andratx and the western hills of Mallorca, where the island meets the open sea.
Discover Balearic IslandsArtà
Country villas in the northeast of Mallorca, between low hills, farmland and a protected coast.
Discover Balearic IslandsBinissalem
Villas among the vineyards of central Mallorca, at the foot of the Tramuntana and close to Palma.
Discover Balearic IslandsBunyola
Mountain villas at the gateway to the Serra de Tramuntana, on the road from Palma to Sóller.
Discover Balearic IslandsCalvià
Villas on the bays and hillsides west of Palma, from Bendinat and Portals Nous to Santa Ponsa.
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Questions,
answered.
Which areas of Mallorca are most sought after for luxury villas?
Son Vida, the southwest around Port d'Andratx and Deià on the Tramuntana coast. Cala Pi in the south and Pollença in the north are quieter.
Is Mallorca a place to live all year?
Yes. Palma is a working city in every season and many villages stay open through winter, while some coastal areas grow quieter.
Should I choose a modern villa or a restored stone house?
Modern villas bring light, glass and easy upkeep. Restored stone homes offer character and thick walls that stay cool in summer. See both before you decide.
Are Majorca luxury villas for sale the same as those in Mallorca?
Yes. Majorca is the older English spelling of the same island, so villas to buy in Majorca and in Mallorca are one and the same search.
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