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Luxury Home complex with an orange garden

Lisbon Portugal
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Lisbon Portugal
Location: Lisbon Number of Buildings: 1 Total Apartments: 18 Bedrooms in Apartments: 1–2 Developer: Available upon request This unique development offers 18 modern and sophisticated apartments, blending historical charm with contemporary design. The project has preserved the original façade of a historic building while incorporating a beautifully landscaped garden, complete with vibrant orange trees, creating a peaceful urban retreat. Each apartment is thoughtfully designed with modern interiors, featuring top-of-the-line finishes and high-quality equipment. This development presents a rare opportunity to enjoy a blend of tradition and luxury in the heart of Lisbon. Ideal for those seeking comfort, style, and a connection to the city’s rich architectural heritage.
  • Asking Price €210.000
  • Rental Yield 7%
  • Contract Empty
  • Area 37 sqm
  • Building Age 0 Years
  • Renovation None
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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Can foreigners buy property in Portugal?
    Yes, there are no restrictions on foreigners purchasing property in Portugal. Both EU and non-EU citizens can buy residential and commercial real estate freely.
    What are the additional costs when buying property in Portugal?
    In addition to the purchase price, buyers should budget for around 6-10% in additional costs. These include property transfer tax (IMT), stamp duty (0.8%), notary fees, legal fees, and registration costs.
    Can I get a mortgage as a foreigner in Portugal?
    Yes, many Portuguese banks offer mortgages to foreigners. Non-residents can typically borrow up to 70% of the property’s value, while residents may qualify for up to 80-90%. The terms depend on your financial background and the bank’s criteria.
    Can I obtain a Golden Visa by purchasing property in Portugal?
    Yes, non-EU citizens can apply for a Portuguese Golden Visa by investing in property worth at least €500,000. In designated low-density areas, the minimum investment threshold is reduced to €400,000. This visa grants residency and provides access to the Schengen Area.
    What taxes will I pay as a property owner in Portugal?
    Property owners in Portugal are subject to annual municipal property tax (IMI), which ranges from 0.3% to 0.8% of the property’s taxable value. If you rent out the property or sell it at a profit, additional taxes like rental income tax or capital gains tax may apply.