This selection brings together the homes Andorgest has available to rent, mostly long-term lets in Andorra la Vella, Escaldes-Engordany and Encamp. Each listing gives the floor area, the number of bedrooms and bathrooms and the parish, and you can narrow by price and by features such as parking or a terrace. Stock turns over quickly, and long lets are a different market from ski-season rentals; tell us what you need and we will flag what comes up.
About this search
Rental is the tightest part of the Andorran market. Available housing is scarce, concentrated in Andorra la Vella, Escaldes-Engordany and Encamp, and it turns over quickly: days can pass between a property going live and being reserved. Anyone who arrives with their paperwork ready has a real advantage over someone who starts gathering it when they see the advert.
Seasonality compounds it. The winter season pulls seasonal demand into the upper parishes and squeezes the supply of year-round housing further still. If your timing is fixed — a job start, a school year, a residency application — begin looking early and leave your requirements with us: we call when something fits, before it reaches the public listing.
Frequently asked questions
Typically identification, evidence of income or of an employment contract and, for someone newly arrived, some additional guarantee. Each landlord sets their own conditions and the deposit is agreed in the tenancy. We tell you in advance what each property requires, so you do not lose an opportunity over a document that takes two days to obtain.
Yes, and it matters. A main-home tenancy sits under a different regime from a seasonal let, both in duration and in the obligations of each party. A ski apartment let over the winter months is not the same thing as year-round housing. We always state which regime a property falls under before a viewing is arranged.
Renting does not require the foreign investment authorisation that purchase does, but a landlord will assess your financial standing and your connection to the Principality much as in any other market. If you are mid-relocation or mid-residency application, say so at the outset: some landlords are entirely comfortable with it and others prefer to wait, and it is better to know early.
Yes, where the landlord wants that. We manage lettings the same way we manage buildings: rent collection, incidents, the relationship with the tenant and coordination with the building community. For an owner who does not live in Andorra, that is the difference between an income-producing asset and a problem at a distance.
