The 10 most expensive homes for sale in Spain in 2023.

Many users admit to logging on to Idealista to view luxury properties quite different from their budget, just for the pleasure of admiring these impressive homes and 'spying' on their pools, gardens and nooks. To make it easier, we have compiled 10 of the most expensive properties currently on the market. There are two clear leaders in this ranking: the Costa del Sol and Mallorca, as all the properties in this exclusive ranking are spread between these areas.

This ranking also includes the most expensive house of each autonomous community, for all those who are curious or want an exclusive home to show off in front of their neighbors.

1. Mansion in''An impressive residence located in one of the most prestigious areas of the Costa del Sol. Its 6 luxurious bedrooms guarantee comfort along with a hammam, gym, wine cellar, games room and many other amenities. Price? 29 million euros.

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A spiritual and classic style building that offers a unique experience on its plot of more than 8,000 square meters and a living space of 3,000 square meters. Along with its 11 bedrooms, one can enjoy 11 types of marble selected from around the world, along with various paintings and three fountains, lakes and waterfalls. This exclusive property is available at a price of 28 million euros.

5. Marbella mansion

This impressive palace is located in Golden'. The property has been designed by the architect Jesus del Valle Cardenete. The refined classic style and temporary elegance, together with its 10 bedrooms and 13 bathrooms, make this exclusive mansion affordable at a price of 28 million euros.

In addition to Andalucía, which tops the list with homes costing 35 million euros in Marbella, we take a look at which properties are the most expensive in each region.

Castiña and La Ríoja in Navarre have the most expensive "most affordable" homes in Spain with prices ranging from 3 to 3.6 million euros. In Catalonia, the most expensive one costs €19 million and is located in Sant Andréi de Llavaneres, while in Madrid the most expensive property costs €19.5 million.