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Villa prices and rental yield in Spain

Gross rental income, a year
€71,100 to €121,000
95 to 140 nights actually sold · four-bedroom villa · 3 markets
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Spain has the longest usable season of any European country we hold. Mallorca and Marbella both sell well over a hundred nights a year, close to double what the French Riviera manages, at a lower nightly rate. Ibiza is the exception: a shorter, sharper, far more expensive summer that behaves like Saint-Tropez rather than like the rest of Spain.

On asking prices, and why we do not publish one

If you searched for what a villa costs in Spain, you will find an asking price in thirty seconds from any agent. What you will not find anywhere is what that villa then earns, because in this segment the lettings are private and appear on no public platform. That is the number we hold, and it is the only one of the two that actually decides whether the purchase works.

So we publish the income and leave the price to you. Put your figure into the table below and the yield is calculated in front of you, gross, net of a platform fee, and net of agency commission. We would rather give you one honest half than two invented halves.

What a premium villa earns, market by market

MarketHigh season, a nightNights sold a yearGross income a yearVerified
Ibiza €1,600 95 €121,000 Our estimate
Mallorca €950 135 €96,900 Our estimate
Marbella €900 140 €94,800 Our estimate

Gross, for a well-maintained four-bedroom villa of good finish. Explicitly not the ultra-prime staffed estates that inflate every published average. Counted on nights actually sold, never on an occupancy percentage. Updated 22/07/2026.

Work out the yield on a villa you are actually looking at

We publish the income. You know the price being asked. Put them together and you get the one number an estate agent will not give you. Nothing is sent anywhere and nothing is stored.

MarketGross income a yearPrice you would payGross yieldNet yield, self-managedNet yield, via agency
Ibiza €121,000 · · ·
Mallorca €96,900 · · ·
Marbella €94,800 · · ·

How this is calculated. Gross yield is our gross annual income divided by the price you enter. Net self-managed removes a 15.5% platform fee. Net via agency removes that market's agency commission, which runs 25 to 35% in this segment and is the single largest cost most owners never see quantified. None of these figures deduct your own costs: staff, utilities, maintenance, local taxes and income tax. A yield calculated on gross income is not a return.

Questions buyers ask

How much does a villa cost in Spain?

We do not publish asking prices, and we will not invent one. Asking prices are public and any agent will quote you them; what nobody will tell you is what the villa then earns. That is the half we publish. A premium four-bedroom villa in Spain grosses roughly €71,100 to €121,000 a year depending on the market, on 95 to 140 nights actually sold. Enter the price you are being quoted into the calculator on this page and you get the yield.

What rental yield does a villa in Spain give?

A yield is income divided by price, so it cannot be quoted as a single national figure without knowing what you paid. What we can give you is the income side, measured market by market on nights actually sold rather than derived from an occupancy percentage. Most published yields for this segment are inflated because they start from an occupancy rate, and occupancy multiplied by 365 overstates a seasonal market by roughly a factor of two.

Which market in Spain earns the most?

Ibiza, at roughly €121,000 gross a year for a premium four-bedroom villa, on 95 nights sold. The highest nightly rate and the highest annual income are frequently not the same market, because season length matters more than rate.

How many nights a year will a villa in Spain actually rent?

Between 95 and 140, depending on the market. This is nights genuinely booked, not an occupancy percentage. It is the number that decides annual income, and it is where almost every published estimate goes wrong.

What does it cost to let a villa in Spain?

Self-managing on a platform costs about 15.5% of what the guest pays. Through an agency in this segment it runs 25 to 35%, and in the top markets it reaches 35 to 45% once the local agency takes its half. That gap is often wider than the gap between two entire countries.

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