Luxury mansions and residences for sale in the district of Lisbon

Excellent Palace in Estoril! Magnificent 19th century mansion, 4 storey T4, distributed by basement, r/c, 1st floor and attic. Swimming pool and covered car park. Completely...

Discover Quinta de Santo Antonio: A Historic Retreat with Potential in Ameixoeira, Lisbon - Rehabilitation Project Underway. We present a unique opportunity to acquire Quinta de...

Completely refurbished in 2010, the palace entered with class in the new century, now equipped with renovated bathrooms and a kitchen equipped with the latest technologies. The...

We were first captivated by the grandeur of this building, which preserves important testimonies to the history of this Palace, the space, and the city of Lisbon itself. The...

Located on Rua do Patrocínio, in the heart of Estrela parish, this palace with 703 m2 of gross floor area and a 276 m2 plot represents a truly rare opportunity in the Lisbon...

Quinta do Sobreiro spans over 1 hectare (11,000 m2) and boasts sublime tranquility, a relaxing atmosphere surrounded by nature and steeped in history. The spaces are ample, the...

In the very heart of the historical centre of Paco de Arcos, just 100 metres from the coastline, stands this remarkable 15th-century building, exuding noble charm and timeless...

Property Identification: zmpt580246 Quinta de Santo António is located in Lisbon, in the parish of Santa Clara, along the north-south axis. This centuries-old property comprises 4...

Beautiful property, a century-old farmhouse in Terrugem, municipality of Sintra, close to beaches, about 10 minutes from Magoito beach, 8 minutes from Bicuda beach, 14 minutes...

In the heart of the ultra-prime centre of Lisbon, in a market where opportunities of this quality are extremely rare, this confidential boutique hotel benefits from an exceptional...

The building, formerly also known as the Palace, dates back to 1567 and was built by Fernando Alvaro de Andrade, a nobleman of King Joao iii, clerk of the Treasury and Treasurer...

The building, formerly also known as the Palace, dates back to 1567 and was built by Fernando Alvaro de Andrade, a nobleman of King Joao iii, clerk of the Treasury and Treasurer...