House€1,975,000
Comporta
3 bd 3 ba 100 m²
Houses for Sale in Portugal: Townhouses, Quintas and Beach Homes
6,529 houses currently listed for sale in Portugal.
Houses for sale in Portugal
25 properties shown
House€818,495
Lavre
2 bd 2 ba 297 m²
€290,188
Barbeita
4 bd 1 ba 364 m²
€2,651,711
São Gonçalo de Lagos
4 bd 3 ba 298 m²
€948,256
Vau
3 bd 4 ba 240 m²
€2,698,310
Cascais e Estoril
5 bd 5 ba 217 m²
€1,530,988
São Pedro de Penaferrim
4 bd 4 ba 310 m²
€1,149,267
Algarve
4 bd 5 ba 355 m²
€4,152,679
Cascais e Estoril
5 bd 6 ba 486 m²
€1,297,615
Monsanto
4 bd 6 ba 270 m²
€478,695
Gonça
4 bd 4 ba 200 m²
€349,777
Fuseta
2 bd 1 ba 78 m²
€418,737
Ermesinde
3 bd 4 ba 210 m²
€1,686,899
Loulé
5 bd 3 ba 281 m²
€849,458
Aljezur
4 bd 5 ba 226 m²
€449,174
Cortez
5 bd 5 ba 320 m²
€1,695,882
Portimão
4 bd 5 ba 267 m²
€1,596,029
Ponta do Sol
3 bd 4 ba 258 m²
€849,468
São Domingos de Rana
5 bd 4 ba 295 m²
€2,370,642
Sintra
5 bd 5 ba 254 m²
€1,463,083
Rabo de Peixe
4 bd 3 ba 292 m²
€176,889
Porto Judeu
2 bd 2 ba 134 m²
€718,679
União das freguesias de Charneca de Caparica e Sobreda
3 bd 3 ba 140 m²
€4,796,995
Cascais e Estoril
6 bd 4 ba 443 m²
€279,721
Calvos
3 bd 3 ba 180 m²
Houses in Portugal
Houses for sale in Portugal number 6,048 in our data, and the range is wide: restored townhouses in historic quarters, family homes near Porto and traditional rural houses inland. Foreign buyers have the same ownership rights as residents.
Prices in context
Listings on RealEstateAbroad show a Portuguese median asking price of €484,696, with the middle half between €259,523 and €880,000. Houses on the Algarve and in Lisbon's commuter belt run well above rural homes in the interior.
| Measure | Portugal (all types) |
|---|---|
| Listings in Portugal | 21,340 |
| Median asking price | €484,696 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €259,523 - €880,000 |
| Median price per m² | €3,529 |
Where houses are listed
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Renovation and licensing
Buying a Portuguese house to restore is popular, especially in the Alentejo and the north. Renovation needs municipal approval for any structural change, and building costs have risen. Ask a local architect for an estimate before you buy, and check whether the house enjoys any tax relief in a rehabilitation zone. Using a qualified builder with references saves money in the long run, and keep every invoice, which you will need for later capital-gains calculations.
Rural houses and what can go wrong
Old rural houses are cheap per square metre but often have problems: unlicensed extensions, boundaries that are not in the land registry, or building sitting on rustic land where expansion is restricted. Ask for the caderneta predial (tax registration) and the land registry certificate, and compare their descriptions with what you see.
Checks
- Habitation licence and energy certificate.
- Structural survey, especially for old stone or tile roofs.
- Water source, septic tank and road access.
- Wildfire risk in forested areas; some zones require cleared land around buildings.
- Planning rules in the municipal master plan (PDM).
The Portugal buying guide covers lawyers and notaries.
Money matters
Transfer tax, stamp duty and annual IMI apply; see financing in Portugal for mortgages open to non-residents.
The cheapest rural house in Portugal is the one whose paperwork you can read in one sitting.
Related
See villas, apartments and land.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Frequently asked questions
Can non-residents buy a house in Portugal?
Yes, with a NIF and often a bank account.
How many houses are listed?
6,048 among 21,340 properties.
What is a quinta?
A rural estate, often with outbuildings and land. Check the legal status of each building.
Are wildfires a factor?
In some inland areas, yes. Insurance and clearing obligations should be checked.
Is a survey necessary?
Strongly advisable on older houses.
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Property types in Portugal
- Apartments for sale(7,417)
- Commercial Property for sale(4,732)
- Land for sale(4,486)
- Villas for sale(1,069)