If you’re in the market for luxury real estate in Spain, you’ll find the most exclusive streets spread across the Costa del Sol, Madrid, Barcelona, and Palma.
New data released by the real estate listing site Idealista show that homes on these streets come with price tags exceeding €7.5 million on average, making them some of the priciest areas in the country.
Spain’s Most Expensive Streets
Topping the list is Coto Zagaleta, located in Benahavís on the Costa del Sol. This entire development is considered the most exclusive area to buy a home in Spain, with an average asking price of €12.3 million, according to a study by Idealista, Spain’s leading real estate marketplace.
Coming in second is Paseo de la Marquesa Viuda Aldama in La Moraleja, Madrid, where properties average €11.3 million. Third place goes to Urbanización Lomas Marbella Club, also on the Costa del Sol, where homes cost around €9.47 million.
In fourth is Avenida Supermaresme, located in the Barcelona town of Sant Andreu de Llavaneres, with an average price of €8.93 million. Following closely is Calle Pez Austral in Marbella, where homes average €8.93 million as well.
Continuing Along the Costa del Sol
The Costa del Sol dominates the rankings, with A-397 in Benahavís taking sixth place at an average of €8.87 million. Seventh is Sierra Blanca Urbanisation in Marbella, with properties averaging €8.36 million. Next is Cascada de Camoján Urbanisation, also in Marbella, where homes cost an average of €7.92 million.
Heading to Mallorca and Back to the Costa del Sol
In ninth place, we head to Mallorca, where Calle Binicaubell in Palma has homes averaging €7.62 million. Rounding off the top 10 is Calle Osa Menor 2g in Marbella, where the average price is €7.58 million.
The Most Expensive Streets in Each Autonomous Community
While the top 10 streets are dominated by four regions, Idealista’s study also highlights the most expensive streets in each of Spain’s 17 autonomous communities. Aside from those in the top rankings, four other communities have streets where average home prices exceed €1 million:
- Canary Islands – €5.67 million
- Valencian Community – €4.05 million
- Basque Country – €2.01 million
- Cantabria – €1.07 million
On the more affordable end, Extremadura holds the title for the cheapest region, with its most expensive street priced at €465,867. Navarra follows at €486,500, and La Rioja at €503,336.
Study Methodology
Idealista based this study on the average price of all types of homes listed for sale (including apartments, studios, penthouses, chalets, etc.) on the same street. Only streets with at least 20 listings were included to ensure data accuracy, focusing on the overall street price rather than individual properties.
If you’re interested in exploring the world of luxury real estate in Spain, these exclusive addresses certainly top the list of prime locations!
