Property for sale in Fuerteventura
Listings in Fuerteventura, the island in numbers, and the areas to live in, described by someone who has lived here since 2014.
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In brief
On this page you'll find the property for sale in Fuerteventura published by our agency and by partners on the island, with price, size and number of bedrooms stated. Below the listings are the island's numbers with their source, a picture of what it's like to live in its different areas, and answers to the questions people who want to buy here ask us most often.
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Fuerteventura in numbers
- Area: 1,633 km²
- Population: 127,043 (2024)
- Capital: Puerto del Rosario
- Highest point: Pico de la Zarza, 813 m
Living in Fuerteventura
The areas as I see them, Luca, after years on the islands.
Fuerteventura is the island of long beaches and wind: Corralejo in the north, with its dunes and the island of Lobos just offshore, Costa Calma and Jandía in the south, El Cotillo in the west. It's the closest island to Africa and the flattest, with a dry landscape that you either love straight away or don't.
Life is quieter than in Tenerife or Gran Canaria, homes are still affordable in many areas, and there's a large international community, especially around Corralejo. Anyone after sea, watersports and space chooses it for that reason.
Numbers and municipalities come from public sources; the rest is my own experience. If an area catches your eye, message me and I'll tell you about it in person.
The areas
- La Oliva (Corralejo, El Cotillo, Villaverde)
- Puerto del Rosario
- Antigua (Caleta de Fuste)
- Pájara (Costa Calma, Morro Jable)
- Tuineje
The municipalities of Fuerteventura
By property type in Fuerteventura
The other islands
Frequently asked questions
Can I buy a home here without being a resident in Spain?
Yes. You can buy without being resident in Spain: you need a NIE (foreigner identification number), a Spanish bank account and a notary for the deed. In the buying guide you'll find the steps and the taxes, with official sources.
What happens if there's no listing on this island right now?
Our archive grows every week, partly thanks to our partner agencies on the islands. And if the right home isn't here today, we look for it for you, including homes that aren't in public listings, free for buyers: tell us what you're looking for with ‘Chat with Inmobilio’ in the ‘Property finder’ box at the end of the listings.
Can you view the property on my behalf?
Yes. If you are not on the island, someone from the agency or our local partner does the viewing, sends you extra photos and video, and gets back to you in English; then it's up to you to decide whether to come and see it in person.
Sources
- Wikidata, Q192534 (opens in a new tab) accessed on
Tax and legal information here is general guidance, not advice: for your own situation, consult a qualified professional.
See also
- Property for sale in the Canaries
- Businesses for sale
- Buying property in the Canaries: the guide
- The property finder: we find your home
- Selling property in the Canaries: the guide
- Taxes and costs of a property in the Canaries
- Investing in the Canaries
- Moving to the Canaries
- Taking over a business: the guide to traspaso
- Luca's guides
- The islands, one by one
- About us and contact
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