Is Pollença a good place to buy property?

Pollença is popular with both international and local buyers because it combines a historic year-round town, attractive countryside and convenient access to beaches, restaurants and Port de Pollença. It offers options for permanent living, second homes and carefully selected property investments.

What types of property are available in Pollença?

The municipality offers townhouses, country fincas, detached villas, apartments, luxury estates, renovation projects and building plots. The type of property available varies considerably between the old town, countryside and coastal areas.

What is the difference between Pollença and Port de Pollença?

Pollença is the historic inland town, known for its traditional streets, central square and townhouses. Port de Pollença is the coastal town, offering beaches, a marina, waterfront apartments and a more seaside-oriented lifestyle.

Which areas are closest to Pollença Old Town?

Pollença Pueblo is the old town itself. La Font and several residential and country areas immediately surrounding the town offer more space and privacy while remaining close to its shops and restaurants.

Can foreign buyers purchase property in Pollença?

Yes. Both EU and non-EU citizens can purchase property in Mallorca. Buyers require a Spanish NIE identification number and should obtain independent legal and tax advice before completing the transaction.

Do I need a lawyer when buying property in Pollença?

Independent legal representation is strongly recommended. A lawyer can review ownership, planning status, debts, contracts, licences and other legal matters before the buyer signs a binding agreement.

Can I rent out a property in Pollença?

Long-term rental is generally possible subject to the applicable regulations and contract. Holiday rental requires the necessary legal authorisation and compliance with current tourism and local rules. The licence position should be verified before purchase.

Is it possible to renovate a townhouse or finca?

Many properties can be renovated, but the permitted work depends on planning rules, protected features, land classification and the property’s existing legal status. An architect and lawyer should review the property before a buyer commits to a renovation project.