Andorra · by property type
Houses and chalets for sale in Andorra
Detached chalets, townhouses and restored bordas: the scarcest property type in the country, nearly always off-market.
Very few houses are built in Andorra each year and most change hands without being advertised. The most sought-after areas are Escaldes-Engordany (Engolasters, Els Vilars, Can Diumenge), La Massana (Anyós, Sispony) and Ordino, where a house means a garden, a garage for several cars and open valley views.
With a chalet, check winter access, orientation, the condition of the roof and the permit for any extension. If you want a specific kind of house, the efficient route is to give us your brief: many of the best never get listed.
Current selection (6)
Part of the portfolio is shown privately only (off-market): you see the area and type, and we send the full dossier after a short call.
La Massana, Andorra
Spectacular Terraced House in Anyós
House · 5 bed · 270 m²
1.650.000 €
Request accessEscaldes-Engordany, Andorra
Exclusive Duplex Chalet in Engolasters
Chalet · 3 bed · 140 m²
1.300.000 €
Request accessEscaldes-Engordany, Andorra
Exclusive Detached Chalet in Escaldes-Engordany
Chalet · 5 bed · 450 m²
3.500.000 €
Request accessAverage price by parish
| Parish | €/m² (sale) | approx. 100 m² |
|---|---|---|
| Escaldes-Engordany | 8,359 | 840,000 € |
| Andorra la Vella | 7,233 | 720,000 € |
| Ordino | 6,477 | 650,000 € |
| Canillo | 5,939 | 590,000 € |
| La Massana | 5,794 | 580,000 € |
| Encamp | 5,509 | 550,000 € |
| Sant Julià de Lòria | 5,151 | 520,000 € |
Source: Indomio, average asking prices for homes for sale, September 2026. Andorra average: €6,607/m². Prime properties sit well above these averages.
What to know before buying in Andorra
- Transfer tax (ITP): 4% of the price, split between the Government and the parish (comú).
- Foreign buyers (non-residents or residents for under 3 years): prior foreign-investment authorisation is mandatory, plus a specific tax of 6% on the first home and 10% on the second (2026 rules).
- Passive residency (Law 2/2026): minimum investment €1,000,000; if in real estate, each home must exceed €800,000. €15,000 deposit with the AFA and 90 days a year in the country.
- An account with an Andorran bank is required to complete before the notary.
Indicative figures under the rules in force in November 2026; every deal is checked with a notary and an adviser. Full investment & residency guide
Frequently asked questions
How much does a square metre cost in Andorra?
According to Indomio (September 2026), the national average is €6,607/m². Escaldes-Engordany (€8,359/m²) and Andorra la Vella (€7,233/m²) are the most expensive parishes; Sant Julià de Lòria (€5,151/m²) is the most affordable.
Can foreigners buy property in Andorra?
Yes, with prior foreign-investment authorisation. In 2026 non-residents and residents for under 3 years also pay a specific tax of 6% on the first home and 10% on the second, on top of the 4% transfer tax.
Does buying a home give you residency in Andorra?
It can count towards passive residency: the minimum investment is €1,000,000 and, if made in real estate, each home must exceed €800,000. A €15,000 deposit with the AFA and at least 90 days a year in the country are required.
What is an off-market property?
A home the owner sells discreetly, without listing it on portals. At LY21 it is shown only to qualified buyers, with a private dossier and an arranged viewing.
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