€2,595,229
Parede

80 homes and apartments for sale in Parede, Portugal.
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24 properties shown
€2,595,229
Parede
€1,928,791
Parede
€2,948,153
Parede
€594,621
Parede
€398,746
Parede
€849,468
Parede
€549,656
Parede
€544,658
Parede
€1,678,929
Parede
€1,294,174
Parede
€709,548
Parede
€354,774
Parede
€1,529,025
Parede
€1,848,842
Parede
€1,998,725
Parede
€2,648,311
Parede
€4,247,292
Parede
€917,415
Parede
€848,440
Parede
€398,750
Parede
€1,499,060
Parede
€1,095,313
Parede
€2,498,434
Parede
€1,152,881
Parede
Buyer's guide: Parede
Parede real estate offers seaside living on the Cascais railway line, a short train ride from central Lisbon. Of 78 listings, 43 are apartments, and the median asking price is €1,161,074. The range is wide, so look at the quartiles before shortlisting.
These are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, so expect some negotiation, especially on the higher-priced villas and commercial units.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €1,161,074 |
| p25 to p75 | €616,569 to €1,673,937 |
| Price per m² | €6,902 |
| Median size | 155 m² |
| Listings | 78 |
The mix is 43 apartments, 18 commercial properties, 11 houses, 3 villas and 3 plots. That commercial share is unusually high for a residential seaside parish, so filter carefully if you want a home. By bedrooms, 26 listings have three, 10 have four, 10 have five or more, 9 have two and 3 have one.
For wider comparison see Portuguese apartments, villas and commercial property. The spread between €616,569 and €1,673,937 is the difference between a mid-sized flat inland of the line and a sea-view house.
Parede is a coastal parish in Cascais municipality, on the railway line between Lisbon and Cascais, with a small beach and the Marginal coast road. It sits between Carcavelos and Estoril, which gives access to international schools, golf and surf beaches. Buyers are mainly families, remote workers and second-home owners who want a quieter alternative to central Cascais.
Genuine neighbours include São Domingos de Rana, Estoril, Cascais and Alcabideche. Sintra and Amadora are inland and make useful price comparisons.
Non-residents need a Portuguese tax number (NIF) and often a fiscal representative. Stamp duty is 0.8%, and IMT transfer tax is charged in bands; a flat 7.5% IMT rate for non-residents was introduced in 2026, so confirm the current rule with your lawyer. The golden-visa property route closed in October 2023. Expect notary and registry fees, plus annual IMI property tax.
The usual sequence is a promissory contract (CPCV) with a deposit, then the deed (escritura) before a notary. See the Portugal guide, financing page and country page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Compare the Cascais page for its own figures. Parede's median per m² is €6,902, which gives a benchmark. Proximity to the beach and station affects price more than the parish name.
No. The property route to the golden visa closed in October 2023, so buy for lifestyle or yield, not residency. Other visa routes exist, and a Portuguese immigration lawyer can advise.
IMT is the municipal property transfer tax. Non-residents face a flat 7.5% rate reported from 2026, but confirm the current rule and whether your purchase qualifies for any exemption before you sign.
The Cascais railway line runs through Parede and reaches Lisbon's Cais do Sodré station in roughly 25 to 30 minutes. That makes living here without a car realistic, which is a key part of the appeal.