Serra de Tramuntana is a mountainous county of the Balearic Islands in Spain, stretching along the Mediterranean Sea. This coastal region shares its land borders with the neighbouring areas of Raiguer and Palma. The physical terrain of the region is defined by the mountain range that shares its name, shaping the landscape across its entire extent.
Property in Serra de Tramuntana is exceptionally expensive, with average sale prices sitting at more than four times the national average for Spain. Most of the housing stock is concentrated in Calvià, which holds far more of the region's homes than anywhere else, at prices slightly below the regional average. Pollença and Andratx hold the next largest shares of the market. Valldemossa is the most expensive town in the region, with prices well above the regional average, while Puigpunyent is the cheapest, holding only a tiny fraction of the housing.
