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Mallorca · Ibiza · Menorca

Luxury property for sale in the Balearic Islands,
an island for every way of life.

Luxury property for sale in the Balearic Islands, or Baleares, ranges from country estates in Mallorca to white villas above the coves of Ibiza. The sea is always close, and so is the calm.

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Each island keeps its own character. Mallorca is grand and varied, Ibiza bright and cosmopolitan, Menorca quiet, green and carefully protected. Formentera, a short crossing south of Ibiza, completes the picture.

Island by island

Mallorca is the largest island and offers the widest choice. Son Vida looks over Palma from its hills, Deià and Valldemossa sit in the Serra de Tramuntana, and Port d'Andratx gathers villas above its harbour. In the south-west, Calvià brings Puerto Portals and the coast of Bendinat, while Alcúdia, in the north, pairs a walled old town with Port d'Alcúdia and its long sheltered bay.

Ibiza has a quieter side than its reputation. The hills of Es Cubells on the south coast, the countryside around Santa Eulària des Riu, often written Santa Eulalia, and the old town of Dalt Vila draw buyers who want light, privacy and sea views.

Menorca moves at its own pace. Ciutadella and Mahón keep elegant townhouses, and the countryside is dotted with restored farmhouses behind dry-stone walls.

The homes that define the islands

Estates with olive and almond groves, contemporary villas with glass walls turned to the sea, stone houses in the villages and penthouses in Palma's old quarter. The rarest homes combine a private plot, a sea view and a short walk to a cove.

Building and extension rules on the islands are strict, particularly on rural land and near the shore, so what may be built matters as much as what stands today. Have a specialist confirm it early, then use the search to set the island, the type of home and your budget.

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Mallorca, Ibiza, Menorca,
and the coves in between.

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Mallorca

Son Vida villas, the harbour of Port d'Andratx and stone estates on the plain: the island's finest houses, area by area.

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Ibiza

Sea-facing villas, hillside retreats and quiet country estates on the most free-spirited of the Balearic Islands.

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Menorca

Luxury properties in Menorca: harbour homes in Mahón, restored country estates and villas above quiet coves.

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Alcúdia

Mallorca's northern bay: a walled old town, a marina and long beaches of pale sand.

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Calvià

Southwest Mallorca, from the yachts of Puerto Portals to the wide bay of Santa Ponsa.

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Alaior

A hilltop town in central Menorca, with farmland inland and the south coast at Son Bou.

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Alaró

A mountain village in Mallorca's Raiguer, beneath the castle rock and the Serra de Tramuntana.

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Algaida

Farmland and stone farmhouses at the centre of Mallorca, below the sanctuaries of Puig de Randa.

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Andratx

Mallorca's south-west corner: Port d'Andratx, Camp de Mar, Sant Elm and the sea facing Sa Dragonera.

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Artà

North-east Mallorca: a hilltop sanctuary, a protected headland and the calm shore of Colònia de Sant Pere.

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Binissalem

Stone village houses and country estates among the vineyards of inland Mallorca.

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Bunyola

Mountain homes and olive estates on the route between Palma and Sóller.

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Questions,
answered.

Which Balearic island suits a luxury home best?

It depends on the life you want. Mallorca offers the widest choice and a lively capital in Palma, Ibiza suits those drawn to light, design and a social summer, and Menorca is for those who value peace above all.

Where are the most exclusive addresses in Mallorca and Ibiza?

In Mallorca, Son Vida, Port d'Andratx and Tramuntana villages such as Deià. In Ibiza, the hills around Es Cubells and the calmer east coast near Santa Eulària.

Are the islands lived in all year?

Palma and much of Mallorca stay lively year round. Ibiza and Menorca grow quieter in winter, which many owners count among their greatest pleasures.

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