Property lawyer in Costa Adeje

Local process notes

Properties in Adeje and Arona are frequently sold with unregistered terrace closures, pergolas and pool rooms. These show on the catastro plan but not on the deed, and a buyer who completes without checking inherits both the fine and the cost of legalising the work.

Touristic complexes in Costa Adeje often carry an exploitation agreement that restricts private letting. We check the community statutes and the tourist licence position before you commit, and explain what you may legally do with the property.

Neighbourhoods we know well

• El Duque and La Caleta — high-value villas and seafront apartments, where coastal law and licensed extensions deserve close attention.
• Fañabé, Torviscas and San Eugenio — mixed residential and touristic buildings; check the community statutes before planning to let.
• Playa de las Américas and Los Cristianos — older stock with frequent unregistered alterations and community levies for refurbishment.
• Palm-Mar, Golf del Sur and Callao Salvaje — newer developments, where we check licences of first occupation and urbanisation handover.

Selling and inheriting in Tenerife South

We also act for owners selling in Adeje and Arona, and for families inheriting property here from abroad. See what non-resident tax in Spain means on a sale, and our private client and expat legal services for wills and family matters.

Read the full buying property in Tenerife guide, or how our conveyancing in Spain service works.