This week’s five European pool homes span nearly the full range of the market — from a heated-pool retreat in the Algarve hills to an Amalfi Coast villa with its own guesthouse. Two homes come in under a million euros, two sit between one and two million, and one climbs well past three — proof that a great pool doesn’t belong to just one price point.

A Heated-Pool Escape in the Algarve Hills

€750,000 — Lagos, Algarve, Portugal. The heated pool is the headline here — a rare feature at this price point in the Algarve — set behind a four-bedroom (T4), 180-square-meter house in the Cerro das Mós hills above Lagos.

A Costa del Sol Pool House in Riviera del Sol

€895,000 — Mijas, Costa del Sol, Spain. Riviera del Sol’s low-rise streets hide this 245-square-meter, three-bedroom villa, where the pool sits close enough to the terrace doors that you’d never bother drying off before heading back inside.

Nearly Three Acres of Costa Blanca Privacy

€1,145,000 — Moraira, Costa Blanca, Spain. Spread across a combined 2,970-square-meter plot, this four-bedroom, 184-square-meter home in Benimeit-Tabaira has room to spare around the pool — the kind of buffer that’s getting harder to find on this stretch of coast.

A Reduced-Price Baroque Masseria in Puglia

€1,950,000 — Nardò, Puglia, Italy. Down 25% from its original €2,600,000 asking price, this 12-room Baroque masseria in the Salento countryside pairs centuries-old stonework with a pool that looks like it was carved out of the same era.

An Amalfi Coast Villa with Its Own Guesthouse

€3,500,000 — Ravello, Amalfi Coast, Italy. The priciest home in this week’s five comes with the amenities to match — an 11-room main house, a separate guesthouse, and its own summer kitchen, all built around a 6-by-3-meter pool with an Amalfi Coast view.

Five homes, five very different price points — from under a million to well past three and a half. Hit reply and tell us which pool you’d dive into first.