Find out what your Tenerife property could sell for, with a personal valuation backed by recorded selling prices and Andy Ward’s local experience.

Our professional market valuations draw on completed-sale data originating from Spanish Land Registry records and our own property sales. Standard valuations for owners considering a sale are free.

What will my valuation report tell me?

Your report answers three questions:

What have similar properties actually sold for?
What is my property likely to sell for?
What could I keep after selling costs and taxes?

For every valuation, I research recent selling prices in official Spanish Land Registry records, starting with your complex and using nearby properties where useful. I explain which sales are good comparisons, how condition, views and size affect the price, and any gaps in the evidence.

First, we discuss your plans and confirm your property details and authority to sell. I review your nota simple, the Land Registry summary of the property, before preparing your detailed report with a likely selling range and an estimated costs and tax breakdown.

You also get advice on timing, presentation and the documents needed to sell, so you know how to prepare.

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First page of an illustrative property valuation report, showing fictional comparable sales and a sample pricing assessment — **Illustrative sample.** All properties and figures are fictional.

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Illustrative report page 1: fictional comparable sales and pricing assessment — Page 1: Selling price and comparisons

Illustrative report page 2: itemised selling costs, the agency-paid energy certificate and estimated money retained — Page 2: Costs and money retained

Illustrative report page 3: tax workings, assumptions and checks needed for a real property — Page 3: Tax workings and checks

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How we value your Tenerife property

At Tenerife Estate Agents – Andy Ward, we have access to historical transaction records spanning more than a decade. For a valuation, we generally prioritise relevant completed sales from the last 12–24 months, using older records where they add useful context. Coverage and detail vary by location and property type.

I select comparable transactions and assess how they relate to your property. Condition, refurbishment, views, terraces, floor, layout and plot size all matter. Recorded areas also need checking: a basement, garage or large terrace can make two apparently similar properties very different comparisons.

Our own completed sales add first-hand knowledge of the properties and negotiations. Current listings show the competition, while recorded transactions show prices buyers have paid. I explain where the evidence supports your valuation and where judgement is needed. Read the Tenerife property prices guide for the wider market context.

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What happens after you enquire?

We discuss the property. I confirm the location, main features, condition and your plans.
We establish what information is needed. Photographs, property details, documents or a visit may be useful, depending on the property.
We review the price and next steps. I explain the likely range, the main costs to check and how we could approach the sale.

Already have a selling price in mind? Estimate your net proceeds with the selling calculator. The calculator uses your entered price, it does not value the property.

Questions about your valuation

Is the market valuation free?

Yes. A standard market appraisal for an owner considering selling is free. Formal valuations for legal, tax, probate or mortgage purposes are different services.

Can you access actual selling prices in Tenerife?

Yes. We access completed-sale transaction data originating from Spanish Land Registry records, alongside our own sales records. Availability varies, and individual records may not identify features such as views, condition or terrace size. Local knowledge is essential to choosing useful comparisons.

Why might your valuation differ from online asking prices?

An asking price shows what an owner hopes to achieve. I compare it with relevant completed sales and the property’s features before recommending a price. Read why a valuation can be below advertised prices.

What if there are few comparable sales?

I may widen the search period or area, explaining the differences and the limits of the evidence. Your valuation is a professional assessment, not an automated figure or a guaranteed selling price.

Can you assess a property already on the market?

Yes. Tell me its current asking price, how long it has been marketed and the response so far. I can discuss the pricing, presentation and buyer interest together. See how I approach a property sale.

How quickly will I receive the valuation?

The timing depends on the property and the information available. I will confirm the next steps with you once I have reviewed your enquiry.

Do you provide formal or specialist valuations?

A normal seller appraisal is different from a formal report prepared for a specific legal or financial purpose. Read about specialist valuation work if that is what you need.

Start with your property details

Send your enquiry and we can discuss a realistic selling price and what the next step would involve.

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For the wider process, marketing and seller results, visit the selling guide.