Spain
24 homes
A Southern Light, Santa Ponsa
A Penthouse Above Andratx
A Balcony Over Santa Ponsa
A Terrace Over Andratx
A Haven Above Andratx
A Jewel in Deià
A Modernist House in Sóller
A Terrace in Deià
A Rooftop in Fornalutx
Stone and Forest, Bonaire
Penthouse over Port Andratx
The Refuge at Aubert
The Attic at Tredós
A Terrace Above Pollença
Three Steps from Ciutadella
Paseo del Borne, Palma
Above the Church Square, Deià
Church Light, Deià
Aliatar Albaicín House, Granada
Luna Townhouse, Cádiz
Urbieta Grand Residence, San Sebastián
Pombo Classic Residence, Santander
Aribau Residence, Barcelona
Mestre Stone House, Deià
What owners say
We bought our home in Lake Como with YOIN and had a great experience. They helped us understand the different areas of the lake, sourced properties that matched what we were looking for, and provided valuable local knowledge throughout the search. They also handled the negotiation and helped us secure the property at a very good price. Having someone on the ground representing us made the whole process much easier.
We bought our home in Umbria with YOIN and had a great experience. They helped us narrow down the right areas, sourced properties based on what we actually wanted, arranged the viewings and guided us through the negotiation and purchase process. Their local knowledge and having someone representing us as buyers made purchasing in Italy much easier, especially from abroad.
We bought our home in Lake Como with YOIN and had a great experience. They helped us understand the different areas of the lake, sourced properties that matched what we were looking for, and provided valuable local knowledge throughout the search. They also handled the negotiation and helped us secure the property at a very good price. Having someone on the ground representing us made the whole process much easier.
Areas we like
Valle de Arán
The Spanish Pyrenees' most distinct valley — north-facing, with its own language and a granite-and-slate architecture that feels closer to the Alps than to the Mediterranean. Tredós and its neighbours sit minutes from Baqueira Beret, Spain's only true international ski resort.
ExploreMallorca
A working island with a serious cultural life, not a season-only resort. The Tramuntana villages — Deià above all — combine protected landscape, an artistic community and some of the tightest supply in the Mediterranean.
ExploreMenorca
The quieter Balearic, a UNESCO biosphere reserve where development is capped by law. Ciutadella — the old capital — has a medieval centre of pale limestone, a working harbour and a cultural life that runs all year, not just in August.
ExploreBarcelona
A real city before it is a destination: a dense, walkable grid of 19th-century apartment buildings where the best homes are defined by light, orientation and the survival of original detail rather than by square metres.
ExploreSantander
A northern Spanish city on a wide bay, with belle-époque apartment buildings, beaches inside the city and a year-round life that does not depend on tourism. Prime central stock is limited and rarely rebuilt to a modern standard.
ExploreSan Sebastián
One of the most tightly held city markets in Spain: a small centre between two hills and a bay, with belle-époque buildings, three beaches and a food culture that draws people all year. Supply in the Área Romántica is finite and almost never new.
ExploreCádiz
The oldest continuously inhabited city in Western Europe, built on a narrow spit of land with the Atlantic on three sides. The historic centre cannot grow, the buildings are protected, and the ceilings inside them are unlike anywhere else in Spain.
ExploreGranada
A city held between the Sierra Nevada and the vega, with a UNESCO-listed Moorish quarter of white houses, carmens and walled gardens facing the Alhambra. The Albaicín cannot be rebuilt or extended, and the houses inside it change hands quietly.
ExploreWhy we work in Spain
Why here
- Islands and coastal towns with real character rather than resort development.
- Historic centres, countryside and architecture worth restoring.
- Climate and outdoor living across a long usable season.
- Strong infrastructure and direct flights from most of Europe.
Ownership
- Location quality matters more than the headline region — we work street by street.
- Short-term rental licensing varies sharply by region and municipality and must be verified per property.
- International demand is durable in specific towns and thin in others.
How Yoin works here
- Sourcing in selected towns and islands rather than across whole coastlines.
- Licensing and regulatory checks before an offer, not after.
- Legal, notary and tax coordination for non-resident buyers.
- Renovation, furnishing and ongoing management where required.
Thinking about Spain?
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