Neighborhoods
Where we work
Four areas, chosen because we can be at any house within the hour. What follows is what we would tell you over coffee, not what the tourist board would.
Costa del Sol
The Golden Mile still sets the prices, but the houses we like are on the quieter streets behind it — walled plots from the seventies, rebuilt in the last decade by architects who kept the mature gardens. Everything works year-round here: schools, restaurants, a hospital, and an airport forty-five minutes away.
Inland Andalucía
Fifteen minutes inland and three hundred metres up. Plots are larger, the air is cooler in August, and the valley view is the reason people move here. The trade-off is honest: you drive to the beach, and the village has one good bakery rather than twenty.
Balearic Islands
The southwest of the island keeps its rhythm out of season, which is the whole point. Building permissions are slow and strictly enforced, so new houses are rare and hold their value; most of what we place here was designed for one owner and sold once.
Balearic Islands
Ignore the reputation and look at the northeast: pine, red earth, and coves that stay empty in June. Rental licences are the one thing worth checking before anything else, and we check them before a house reaches this site.
We will happily talk you out of an area. Tell us how you intend to use the house — two weeks a year or twelve months — and the answer usually arranges itself.