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Home prices · 5 homes

$221,100— $30,220,000

Prices & exchange rates: 2026-10-15

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Small gutted ground-floor one-bedroom · Exterior · Home illustration

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Socorro, Mouraria (Santa Maria Maior)

Small gutted ground-floor one-bedroom

$221,100Local price · €139K

344 sq ft (32 m²)1 bed1 bath

A ground-floor apartment in a 1936 building on a stepped alley, gutted down to the walls and ceiling beams, so a kitchen and bathroom have to go in before anything else. Same-size units on the second and third floors of the building are listed at €159,000 to €169,000, and in October 2026 about the only cheaper apartment for sale in central Lisbon was a 320 sq ft studio in Alfama.

Old stone building
Exposed wooden ceiling beams

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Penha de França

Remodeled 1980s two-bedroom

$556,000Local price · €350K

764 sq ft (71 m²)2 bed1 bath

A second-floor apartment in a 1982 walk-up, redone down to the plumbing and wiring, with the glassed-in balcony opened up into the rooms, so it is fairly roomy. The streets around it are ordinary Lisbon, lined with neighborhood shops and older apartment buildings.

Kitchen with dishwasher and washing machine
Built-in closets in both bedrooms
Security door
Double-glazed windows

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Olivais Sul

Three-bedroom in a 1970 apartment building

$819,300Local price · €515K

1,184 sq ft (110 m²)3 bed2 bath

A fourth-floor apartment in a building from 1970, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, in good condition. Olivais Sul was planned in the 1960s and '70s as apartment blocks set among green space, and many families live there.

Two elevators
Ramp at the entrance
Kitchen with appliances
Built-in closets

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Monte Estoril, Cascais

1950 house with an infinity pool

$3,818,000Local price · €2.4M

2,723 sq ft (253 m²)5 bed4 bath

A house built in 1950 and fully renovated in 2015, keeping the hardwood floors, the interior shutters and the stonework around the fireplace. Two of the five bedrooms are suites with their own bathrooms, and one room has its own door straight out to the garden.

Infinity pool
Front and back gardens
Parking for three cars behind an automatic gate
Fireplace
Air conditioning

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Quinta da Marinha, Cascais

Nine-bedroom mansion

$30,220,000Local price · €19M

12,895 sq ft (1,198 m²)9 bed8 bath

An estate of about 1.6 acres holding a three-story main house, a guesthouse, an outdoor bar and a separate nightclub building. The main house alone, finished in white marble, has two spas. The agent pitches it as a house you can live in as it is or modernize later.