For saleLisbon South Coast
Comporta, Melides and Troia — rice fields, pine and 60 km of beach
An hour south of Lisbon across the Tagus, the Comporta–Melides coast is Portugal’s most discreet luxury market: low-density, design-led villas among rice paddies and umbrella pines, with strict building rules that protect what makes it special. Supply is scarce and much of it is sold before it is advertised.
Homes in Lisbon South Coast
The homes we are currently offering in Lisbon South Coast. Prices are asking prices.
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For saleHerdade da Aroeira, Almada
- 634 m²
- 1,548 m² plot
- 5 beds
- 4 baths
For saleComporta, Grândola
- 494 m²
- 23,000 m² plot
- 3 beds
- 4 baths
Before you buy here
Buyer guide
How long can I stay in Portugal if I own a house?
Owning a home in Portugal does not change your immigration status. As a non-EU citizen you may stay up to 90 days in any 180-day period under Schengen rules — as a visitor, whether or not you own property. To live in Portugal you need a residence visa; for most of our clients that is the D7 (passive income) or D8 (remote work) visa, which leads to a residence permit and, after the qualifying period, permanent residency or citizenship.
Reviewed 7 Sept 2026
Buyer guide
Can a US citizen buy a house in Portugal?
Yes. Portugal places no restrictions on foreign buyers: a US citizen can own property outright, with exactly the same rights as a Portuguese national. You will need a Portuguese tax number (NIF), a fiscal representative for as long as you are not resident in the EU, and — strongly advisable — a Portuguese bank account. Owning property does not by itself grant residency; that comes through a visa such as the D7 or D8.
Reviewed 7 Sept 2026
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