This page brings together a varied mix of homes for sale in Ses Salines – restored fincas and agroturismo estates, new-build flats, elegant duplex apartments and townhouses with pool. Many stand out for their individual design, spacious gardens or terraces with views over the village.

Most of the properties listed here fall between 820,000 and 3,900,000 EUR, a range that reflects just how different these homes are, from compact duplex flats to generous country estates with pool. Whatever style you're after, it's worth looking closely at construction quality, condition and finish, since the properties on offer vary widely in age and character.

Frequently asked questions

What do the properties on this page have in common?
They're all located in Ses Salines and span a wide range of styles, from restored fincas to new-build flats and townhouses. Most fall within a price range of 820,000 to 3,900,000 EUR, reflecting the variety of sizes and finishes on offer.
Can foreigners buy property in Mallorca without restrictions?
Yes, non-Spanish buyers can purchase property in Mallorca on the same terms as Spanish nationals. You will need a NIE (foreigner's tax identification number) to complete the purchase, which your lawyer or gestor can help arrange.
What exactly is a finca?
A finca is a traditional Mallorcan country property, often set on its own plot of land and built in local stone. Many have been renovated to a high standard while keeping original features such as beamed ceilings or stone walls.
What is an agroturismo?
An agroturismo is a rural property, often a former farmhouse, that combines a private home with a small guest operation such as a boutique hotel. Buying one means taking on both a residence and, in many cases, an existing hospitality business.
What ongoing costs should I expect as an owner?
As with any property in Spain, owners pay an annual property tax (IBI) and, for apartments or gated developments, community fees for shared areas. The exact amount depends on the property itself, so it's worth checking the details on each listing.
What are the main steps in buying a property here?
Typically you sign a reservation or deposit contract once you've agreed a price, followed by due diligence on the title and licences, and finally the signing of the public deed before a Spanish notary. A local lawyer usually manages this process on your behalf.
Do I need a licence to rent out my property to holidaymakers?
Yes, the Balearic Islands require a specific holiday rental licence, and not every property is eligible for one. It's worth checking the licence status of any property before assuming it can be rented out short-term.
Can I get a mortgage in Spain as a foreign buyer?
Spanish banks do offer mortgages to non-resident buyers, though terms and the share of the purchase price they'll finance vary by bank and buyer profile. It's worth speaking to a lender early in your search.
What's the difference between buying new-build and a resale property?
New-build homes come with builder's guarantees and are usually sold directly by the developer, while resale properties may need more thorough checks on their legal and structural history. Both are represented among the listings on this page.
What should I check before arranging a viewing?
It's worth asking for the land registry extract, cadastral details and, where relevant, any tourist or agroturismo licence in advance. This helps you understand exactly what you'd be buying before you travel to see it in person.