Villas, town houses and apartments between Los Cristianos, Costa Adeje and Guía de Isora — with a bilingual team beside you from the first viewing to the notary.
For salePrivate pool and a huge terrace
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For saleComplex with a large community pool
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For salePiedra Hincada
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Off-plan and new-build apartments and villas in Amarilla Golf, Granadilla de Abona and Playa Paraíso.
Most of our buyers are moving from another country, or buying a second home they will visit a few times a year. We organise viewings around your trips, keep you updated in English and can handle completion for you with a power of attorney if you cannot be at the notary.
“I worked with Nicola at Tenerife Island Rentals as a buyer to purchase a property. She was great, spoke both English and Spanish, assisted with the paperwork and the negotiations, at the notary and everywhere, and was always responsive, very fast and available to fix any issue. Everything went smooth and pleasant, I would highly…”
Dragos D. · Google · ★★★★★We always recommend an independent lawyer to review the legal side of your purchase. We can put you in touch with local lawyers who work in English.
Every buyer needs a Spanish foreigner identity number (NIE). It can be requested in Spain or at a Spanish consulate; we tell you how.
You will need it to pay the property, taxes and future bills. We can point you to banks used to working with foreign clients.
We shortlist homes that really fit, show them to you and negotiate the price and terms with the seller.
A reservation takes the home off the market, followed by a private purchase contract (often an “arras” contract) with the agreed deposit and completion date.
You sign the title deed before a Spanish notary and pay the balance. We go with you — or with your representative.
The deed is registered at the Land Registry, utilities are changed to your name and the home is yours.
Before you reserve, we give you a written estimate for that specific home, so there are no surprises at the notary.
On a resale home you pay the Canary Islands transfer tax. On a new build, the Canary sales tax (IGIC) and stamp duty.
Official fees for signing and registering the title deed.
Independent legal checks and paperwork.
Only if you finance the purchase: valuation and bank fees.
Selling a property instead?
See how we sell homesYes. EU and non-EU citizens can buy property in Spain. You will need an NIE and, in practice, a Spanish bank account.
No. You can sign a power of attorney so that someone you trust signs at the notary for you. Several of our clients have bought and sold this way.
Purchase taxes, notary, Land Registry, legal fees and, if you take a mortgage, the bank’s costs. We give you a written estimate for each home before you reserve.
Yes. We offer long-term letting and property management, so the same team can look after your home when you are not here.
Budget, area and timing are enough to start. We reply within one working day.
We will get back to you within one working day. If it is urgent, call us on +34 922 797 438.