Properties for sale in Lisbon, Portugal
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House in Sao Vicente de Fora
Sao Vicente de Fora, Lisbon
Renovated building with 3 apartments in Alfama situated in a quiet area with tourist surroundings, with excellent access to public transport, full of historical monuments, shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. Composed of 2 apartments of typology T1 and an apartment T2. The 2 bedroom apartment has about 88sqm, two full bathrooms and a terrace. One of the apartments of typology T1 has views and has about 55sqm. The second apartment of typology T1 also has about 55sqm, a balcony and 180º views. An excellent investment in the heart of Alfama. Sold furnished, it may continue to be operationalized by the current operator ensuring, in this case, 4% guaranteed income. Ask for more information now. Alfama is one of the most genuine and emblematic neighborhoods in Lisbon, with streets and alleys with typical and colorful buildings that give a true neighborhood spirit and an atmosphere of joy and tranquility. It is where the Castle of São Jorge is located, one of the main tourist attractions in Lisbon, and also several viewpoints such as the Miradouro Portas do Sol, Miradouro de Santa Luzia. Castelhana is a Portuguese real estate agency present in the domestic market for over 20 years, specialized in prime residential real estate and recognized for the launch of some of the most distinguished developments in Portugal. Founded in 1999, Castelhana provides a full service in business brokerage. We are specialists in investment and in the commercialization of real estate. In Lisbon, we are based in Chiado, one of the most emblematic and traditional districts of the city. And in Porto, in the sophisticated Boavista district. We are waiting for you. We have a team available to give you the best support in your next real estate investment. Contact us!
Portugal's Lisbon
Find properties for sale in Lisbon with Your Overseas Home. Central apartments in historic districts such as Alfama or Bairro Alto often start from around €300,000 to €600,000, while modern apartments and villas in areas like Cascais or Estoril typically range from €600,000 to over €1.5M. With culture, nightlife, and coastal living nearby, Lisbon is one of Europe’s most dynamic property markets.
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Find properties for sale in Lisbon with Your Overseas Home. Central apartments in historic districts such as Alfama or Bairro Alto often start from around €300,000 to €600,000, while modern apartments and villas in areas like Cascais or Estoril typically range from €600,000 to over €1.5M. With culture, nightlife, and coastal living nearby, Lisbon is one of Europe’s most dynamic property markets.
Why buy property in Portugal's Lisbon
Lisbon combines historic charm with modern investment appeal. Apartments in the city centre are usually priced from €300,000 to €600,000, while villas and luxury homes in coastal suburbs often exceed €1M. With international connectivity, a strong rental market, and a lower cost of living than many European capitals, Lisbon is a top choice for overseas buyers.
Frequently asked questions about buying property in Lisbon
What is the average price of an apartment in Lisbon?
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What can I buy in Lisbon for my budget of €300,000?
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What’s different about buying property in Lisbon?
Lisbon is Portugal’s highest-demand urban market, so buyers should look beyond the apartment and assess the building: condition, upcoming works, monthly charges, and rules that affect renovations or letting.
Lisbon also sits at the centre of shifting housing and short-term rental policy, so if your plan involves holiday lets, confirm the local position for that exact address before committing. The goal is a property that works even if rules tighten—often meaning it should also perform well as a long-term rental.
Should overseas buyers consider Greater Lisbon (Cascais, Oeiras, Sintra, Setúbal) instead?
Often yes—Greater Lisbon can offer more space and different price points while staying close to the city.
The due diligence is the same, but your “fit checks” change: commuting links, parking, heating/cooling costs, and whether the home works year-round (not just as a city break).
If you want rental flexibility, favour properties that appeal to long-term tenants as well as tourists—this tends to protect value when regulations shift.
Our in house Portugal Property Consultants can guide you through areas that are best fit for your “wish list”. You can contact them here.
Can I rent out my Lisbon property short-term (Alojamento Local)?
Potentially, but don’t assume. To operate Alojamento Local (AL) you must register the establishment first, and the registration is a condition of operating legally.
Platforms and adverts typically need the RNAL registration number displayed, and municipalities have tools to regulate AL activity in specific zones. Treat short-term letting eligibility as a yes/no item to confirm before you sign the CPCV.