Luxury Villas in Mallorca, Mykonos and Beyond

Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands and the most diverse. It holds everything from the UNESCO-listed Serra de Tramuntana mountains to the design-driven energy of Palma and some of the most productive agricultural land in the Mediterranean. A different proposition from Ibiza: larger, more established, and with a far wider range of property types, price points, and buyer profiles.

The southwest coast, anchored by Puerto Andratx and the storied villages of Deià and Valldemossa, represents Mallorca's most prestigious address, comparable to Ibiza's south coast in prestige and consistently in demand from international buyers. The north coast offers a calmer, more family-oriented market, while the rural interior presents the island's best value for buyers seeking traditional stone farmhouses with land.

Las Villas Ibiza's expansion into Mallorca reflects the natural movement of our client base: buyers who love the Balearics and want expert guidance beyond Ibiza.

The Côte d'Azur stretches 115 kilometres of Mediterranean coastline from Menton on the Italian border to Saint-Tropez in the west, and it remains the archetype of European luxury living. Belle Époque mansions in Nice, clifftop villas above Èze, the legendary peninsula of Cap Ferrat, and the harbour-front grandeur of Cannes define a market that has been international since the Victorian era.

The French Riviera offers what few Mediterranean destinations can: year-round infrastructure at the highest level, including international schools, Michelin-starred restaurants, private airports and heliports, and a legal and financial ecosystem built for sophisticated buyers. It attracts a different buyer profile than the Balearics or the Aegean: those who want the permanence and services of a world-class city alongside the Mediterranean climate and lifestyle.

Our Côte d'Azur portfolio focuses on the quieter, most architecturally distinguished properties: hillside bastides above the corniche roads, refurbished Belle Époque villas with gardens that run down to private jetties, and contemporary residences with the privacy that the most sought-after Cap addresses command.

The Alps represent a fundamentally different kind of luxury real estate, defined by altitude, season, and the particular lifestyle that European mountain culture has cultivated over 150 years of ski tourism. From Courchevel 1850's ski-in ski-out chalets to Gstaad's converted farmhouses and Zermatt's car-free village centred on the Matterhorn, the Alps offer a range of property types and price points that rival any coastal market in Europe.

Courchevel, Méribel, Val d'Isère, and Megève attract a strongly international buyer base, with significant French tax advantages for primary residents and an established framework for rental management that generates strong short-season yields. The Swiss resorts of Verbier and Gstaad operate under different ownership rules (the Lex Koller restrictions limiting foreign purchases), which has kept supply genuinely scarce and prices at levels that reflect it.

What the Alps offer that no Mediterranean destination can match is a genuine year-round lifestyle: world-class skiing from December to April, trail running and mountain biking through summer, and a social calendar in resorts like Megève and Gstaad that runs twelve months. For clients who own in Ibiza and want a second home that offers the complementary season, the Alps are the natural counterpart.