Port d'Andratx is one of the most sought-after addresses on Mallorca's south-west coast, and the villas featured here show why: generous plots, high-quality construction and, in many cases, open views over the harbour or the sea. Most listings are priced between 3,400,000 and 17,900,000 EUR, with living areas typically ranging from 320 to 740 m² — enough space for expansive living, several guest rooms and generous outdoor areas.

Whether you're looking at a new-build project, a fully renovated villa or a plot with an approved project, you'll find a range of concepts here catering to different ideas of a holiday home or permanent residence. Take your time comparing the individual listings — location, finish and views can differ noticeably within this price range.

Frequently asked questions

What do the villas on this page have in common?
They're all located in Port d'Andratx, with most priced between 3,400,000 and 17,900,000 EUR and living areas typically between 320 and 740 m². Many share high build quality and a distinct architectural character.
Can foreigners buy a villa in Mallorca without restrictions?
Yes, there are no legal restrictions on foreign buyers in Spain. You'll need a Spanish tax number (NIE) and a Spanish bank account, and the purchase is formalised before a notary.
What does 'villa' actually mean on Mallorca?
It generally refers to a detached house on its own plot, often with a pool, garden and several terraces. Unlike an apartment or townhouse, you get full privacy and usually no shared building costs.
What ongoing costs should I expect as an owner?
Besides property tax and, where applicable, wealth tax, you should budget for maintenance, pool and garden upkeep, and insurance. Exact amounts depend on plot size, finish and how you use the property, so ask the seller or a local tax adviser for a breakdown.
How does the buying process generally work?
After viewing, the usual steps are a reservation agreement, a private purchase contract with a deposit, and finally the notarial deed (escritura). An independent local lawyer should check the land registry, any charges and permits in parallel.
Do I need a licence to rent the villa out to holidaymakers?
Yes, tourist rental in Mallorca requires an official licence (ETV) tied to the property. Not every villa automatically holds, or is eligible for, such a licence, so this is worth confirming before you buy.
What should I check before viewing a property?
Ask in advance whether a valid building licence and habitation certificate (cédula de habitabilidad) are in place, and check the current land registry status. It's also worth requesting the energy certificate and information on any charges or easements on the land.
Are the villas sold furnished or unfurnished?
This varies from listing to listing — many new-build projects are handed over unfurnished, while some existing villas are sold fully furnished. Check the individual listing description or ask the agent directly.
Do these villas also work as an investment?
Many buyers use their villa both as a private retreat and, where a rental licence is or can be in place, as a source of rental income. How suitable a property is as an investment depends heavily on location, condition and legal status.
How do listings differ within this price range?
Within the 3,400,000 to 17,900,000 EUR range, plot size, views, condition and finish level can vary considerably. It's worth comparing several listings to find the right balance of location, space and budget.