How to sell property in Tenerife as a non-resident
Quick answer: You can sell your Tenerife property without living in Spain.
Read the guide: How to sell property in Tenerife as a non-residentFor owners selling in Tenerife
Sell your Tenerife property with island-wide reach.
Upload your home in minutes. We prepare the listing, publish it on Idealista and other leading portals, and send it to Tenerife's top agencies.
- Local team in Adeje, Tenerife
- Listed on Idealista and other leading portals
- Sent to Tenerife's top agencies
- Presented to buyers in their own language
One upload. Every buyer channel on the island.
You keep one point of contact. We handle the listing, the portals and the agencies.
Upload your property
Add the address, a few photos and the basics. It takes about five minutes.
We value and prepare it
A local expert checks the price against the market, reviews your documents and writes the listing.
We promote it everywhere
Your home goes live on Idealista and other leading portals and is sent to Tenerife's top agencies, in the languages buyers read.
Where your property appears
Buyers search in many places. Your listing should be in all of them.
Property portals
Idealista and the other leading portals where buyers search
Top agencies
Tenerife's top agencies receive your property for their buyers
International buyers
Your listing presented in the languages buyers read
Expert content
Seller guides that bring owners and buyers to the site
Selling across all of Tenerife
Every area has its own buyers. Choose yours for local market notes and a valuation.
Seller guides
Straight answers before you sell
The 3% retention when a non-resident sells property in Spain
Quick answer: When the seller is not tax resident in Spain, the buyer withholds 3% of the agreed price at the notary and pays it to the Spanish tax agency.
Read the guide: The 3% retention when a non-resident sells property in SpainPlusvalía municipal in Tenerife: who pays it and how much
Quick answer: The plusvalía municipal is a local tax on the increase in value of the land under a property, paid to the town hall when it is sold.
Read the guide: Plusvalía municipal in Tenerife: who pays it and how muchDocuments you need to sell a house in Tenerife
Quick answer: To sell a property in Tenerife you need your ID and NIE, the title deed, a recent nota simple, the energy performance certificate, the last IBI receipt, a certificate from the community of owners that you owe nothing, and recent utility bills.
Read the guide: Documents you need to sell a house in TenerifeSelling a property with a holiday rental licence in Tenerife
Quick answer: A holiday rental registration can make a Tenerife property more attractive to investors, but only if its status is clear.
Read the guide: Selling a property with a holiday rental licence in TenerifeSelling an inherited property in Tenerife
Quick answer: Before an inherited property in Tenerife can be sold, the heirs must accept the inheritance before a notary, pay or settle inheritance tax and the plusvalía municipal, and register the property in their names at the Land Registry.
Read the guide: Selling an inherited property in TenerifeEvery guide is written and reviewed by Julia Orłowska, with 17 years in Tenerife property, and dated so you know it is current.
Questions owners ask us
Tenerife Property is a project of Polka Invest Teneryfa, a property company based in Adeje.
How do you sell my property?
You upload your property, we value it and prepare the listing, then publish it on Idealista and other leading portals and send it to Tenerife's top agencies. You get one contact for every enquiry.
Is the valuation really free?
Yes. The valuation is free and without obligation. You decide afterwards whether to sell with us.
Which areas do you cover?
The whole of Tenerife: the south and west coasts, the north, Santa Cruz and La Laguna.
Do I need to be in Tenerife to sell?
No. Many owners sell from abroad, and the notary signing can be done through a power of attorney.
Ready to sell? Start with a free valuation.
Upload your property now or talk to us first.