A chalet in the French Alps, a quirky flat on the Costa del Sol or a cosmopolitan townhouse in Lisbon are all popular second-home destinations, but have you ever wondered where the greatest spot to buy a second home is?
Fortunately, global real estate firm Savills has recently released its annual Prime Residential Index for 2023, which details the world’s greatest second-home destinations.
The Côte d’Azur
The Côte d’Azur, also known as the French Riviera, wins the top slot. This is due to its “strong offerings across all categories.” The index considers a variety of characteristics such as home pricing, recreational services, hospitality, and global connectedness.
There is no better place to admire and luxuriate in the pleasant warmth of the European sun than here. It has beautiful natural scenery, azure blue oceans, excellent transportation, and outstanding hospitality. Life on the French Riviera appears to be a vacation, making it an ideal place for a vacation house!
We have various residences offered in the Provence-Alps-Côte d’Azur region on esales worldwide. Modern off-plan residences with completion dates no later than 2025 are among them. In addition, for those with larger means, there is a wonderful range of vast, luxury houses.
Perhaps you’re looking for a coastal home or apartment on the Côte d’Azur where you can come and go as you please? Discover your perfect house on the beautiful Côte d’Azur now.
Monaco
Elegant Monaco takes our number two slot, not far from the Côte d’Azur. Monaco, located along the French Riviera, is a refuge for the world’s most discerning individuals seeking absolute luxury. They are drawn to the wealthy lifestyle that many visitors to Monaco enjoy.
The grandeur and charm of Monacao add to the strong offering that Monaco provides to vacation homes. It provides a pleasant lifestyle, easy access to all facilities, and is well connected to many different locations across the world.
While residences in Monaco are undeniably grandiose, they only attract the most wealthiest individuals. Monaco’s average sale price per square metre is €50,982, making it one among the world’s most expensive destinations. There are, however, a number of one-to-two-bedroom off-plan apartments under construction for less than €400,000.
Please keep in mind that if you want to stay more than three months in Monaco each year, you must apply for a resident permit. More information may be found here.
Mallorca
Mallorca ranks fifth overall, but it is Europe’s third best place for a second home. Mallorca, one of Spain’s Balearic Islands, is a popular location for overseas purchasers looking for property. Because Mallorca is an island, there are several opportunities to enjoy the beach, as well as several championship golf courses.
In addition, visas are accessible in Spain and hence in Mallorca. It is very possible that it will offer the digital nomad visa, which will be a feasible alternative for everyone who can work remotely.
The average price of a prime residential space in Mallorca is €11,600. The world is your oyster with just under 1,000 current houses for sale in Mallorca on esales international! Mallorca has something for everyone, from detached villas with a pool and space for the whole family to modern flats near the beach and townhouses close to all necessities.
