Luxury villas

Luxury new-build homes in Portugal epitomise sophistication, blending modern design with the country's rich architectural heritage and stunning landscapes. Whether nestled along the golden shores of the Algarve, perched atop Lisbon's hills, or hidden within Porto's historic quarters, these residences redefine upscale living.

Aurora Private Villas is the latest residential development in Sintra. It is a project comprising nine homes, which is expected to be completed by 2026. Notable for its design and contemporary architecture, these residential units are spread over two floors and range in size from 241 to 396 square metres (m²). In terms of typologies, four of these homes are three-bedroom (V3) and five are four-bedroom (V4).

Portugal's hottest new property development, Casal de Passos - Condomínio Foz do Douro, is the latest housing project in this exclusive area of Porto. It is home to 10 apartments with 2, 3 and 4 bedrooms (T2, T3 and T4) and two 5 bedroom villas with swimming pools and private patios.

Nestled in the esteemed neighbourhood of São Martinho, Quebradas de Baixo, Diamond House emerges as a beacon of architectural excellence and opulent living on the island of Madeira.

Today we're taking a closer look at this modern two-storey house in Soltroia, with 452 square metres (m2), which is being created by the Traçado Regulador studio.

Forbes Global Properties has just arrived in Portugal.

Discover the epitome of luxury living in this stunning 4+2-bedroom house, nestled in the charming Aldeia de Juzo in Cascais, Portugal. Boasting a perfect blend of modernity and comfort, this recently refurbished property offers an exceptional living experience.

Since the pandemic and the lockdown, the significance of comfortable homes has only grown. Even now, almost 4 years later, the desire for cozy living spaces persists, and smart homes with advanced automation systems have become a lasting trend.

The Algarve region has yet another fully renovated residential condominium in Carvoeiro. It's called Hibiscus Gardens and is made up of 39 units: eight one- and two-bedroom flats and 31 two- and three-bedroom villas.

​​​​​​Living or owning a house in the Algarve is a dream for many people.

House prices in Portugal have been rising for several years. And there are streets in Portugal that concentrate more luxury homes for sale, thus standing out for their exclusivity. On the most expensive street of all, buying a house costs an average of 4,404,545 euros.

Every Thursday we open the doors of a dream house. And this time we bring you an example with national DNA. Nature has always been a reference for the construction of shelters and houses over the centuries.

Every Thursday we open the doors of a dream house. And today we present the Henry Island Guesthouse, distinguished by the American Institute of Architects. A guesthouse can be a wonderful space..

When we think about luxury villas, we imagine a modern, spacious house, with plenty of rooms, gardens, sport facilities, guest space, leisure areas and a of course a glittering pool.

An ambitious residential project hand in hand with nature is about to be born in Porto. Vila Nova Parque, as it is called, is a closed condominium consisting of 13 villas on a plot of land with 2,667 square metres (m2).

Located on the South Bank of the Tagus, in the city of Alcochete, the new residential project Bracieira Dream Residences, which consists of 27 houses with 4 bedrooms (T4), focuses on modernity and maximum comfort, combined with the excellent location and tranquility of the surrounding area. The pro

Today we're taking a look around another one of Portugal's wonderful luxury homes currently on the market.

Portugal offers unique opportunities for those who aspire to a dream life, with a lot of elegance and sophistication. It is increasingly easy to find luxury homes for sale in Portugal, which quickly conquer the most demanding foreign and domestic buyers.

Boasting a rich history spanning over five centuries, Ferragudo, a delightful fishing village situated in the municipality of Lagoa, is often referred to as the miniature Portuguese Saint-Tropez.