Nathan op Tenerife
La Orotava · Tenerife

Tenerife real estate
for Dutch, German and Belgian buyers — without the detours.

A one-person agency, run from La Orotava by a Dutchman who bought here, learned Spanish notary law the long way, and now does this full-time for people like you.

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Fig. I  ·  Costa Adeje, February
Section I  — What I'm watching right now
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Four properties currently on my desk, with honest notes.

The full short-list  →
Worth a look
01
Casa Blanca
€385,000
Los Cristianos  ·  2 bed · 78 m²
Nathan's takeGood bones, south-facing, ten minutes from Playa de las Vistas. Community €95/month, no pending derrama. I think €365,000 gets it if we move this month — the seller is leaving for Madrid in May.
02
Finca El Cardón
€495,000
La Orotava  ·  3 bed · 142 m² · 300 m² garden
Nathan's takeBeautiful terrace, quiet road. Roof needs roughly €20,000 of work the seller isn't disclosing — I walked it with my builder last Tuesday. A yes at €465k, a no at €495.
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03
Mirador 12
€420,000
Costa Adeje  ·  2 bed · 94 m² · pool
Nathan's takeNice views but the community is charging €280/month and has approved a derrama for the facade — another €14,000 per owner in November. Overpriced by fifty thousand. Pass.
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04
Puerto House
€620,000
Puerto de la Cruz  ·  4 bed · 186 m² · sea view
Nathan's takeQuiet street, recently renovated, mortgage-able for non-residents at 60% through Sabadell. My favourite listing this month. It'll be gone in six weeks.
Section II  — Essential reading
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Everything an agency forgot to tell you.

Written in Dutch and German first. Not translated. No forms, no drip funnels — just the answers you'd otherwise pay a lawyer for.

i
NIE for Dutch citizens, step by step
The forty-minute process everyone over-complicates.
8 min
ii
Spanish mortgages: what the banks really want
Sixty to seventy percent LTV for non-residents. Here's the dossier that works.
12 min
iii
IGIC, ITP, and the taxes your agent won't explain
A €400,000 apartment costs €468,000. Here is the line-by-line.
9 min
iv
Costa Adeje, Los Cristianos, Puerto de la Cruz
For families, for retirees, for remote workers. Three maps, honestly drawn.
15 min
v
The seven mistakes Dutch buyers make on Tenerife
I've watched every one. Here is how to avoid them.
11 min
About
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A word from the agent

I'm Nathan. I'm Dutch, I live in La Orotava, and I represent buyers because the Spanish market runs on opacity that nobody else seems willing to fix.

I moved here in 2019 with my partner, bought a townhouse in La Orotava, and spent eighteen months learning the hard way how the Spanish property system actually works — from the notary in Santa Cruz who corrected my NIE paperwork twice, to the agency that quietly charged me a five percent commission I was never told about.

Now I represent buyers only. I show you the commission I'm paid. I tell you when a listing is overpriced. I come with you to the ayuntamiento. If that sounds unremarkable, it's because it should be — and because almost no agency on the island does it.

Fig. II  ·  La Orotava
March 2026