Algarve Property for Sale
Luxury Villas, Apartments and Estates for Sale in the Algarve
Browse villas, apartments, townhouses and building plots for sale across the Algarve, from Quinta do Lago and Vale do Lobo to Vilamoura, Loulé and the wider Central, East and West Algarve. Every property is selected and inspected by our own team, working from our offices in Quinta do Lago, Vale do Lobo and Loulé. Use the filters below to search by area, price, property type and bedrooms, or go straight to property for sale in Quinta do Lago, Vale do Lobo, Vilamoura or Loulé, and to new developments in the Algarve. Buying from abroad? Our guide to the buying process in Portugal explains each step, and we can also match you privately with homes that are never listed online.
Off-market
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Some of the finest homes in the Algarve are sold discreetly and never listed. Tell us what you are looking for and we will match you privately.
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Need to know
Buying in the Algarve
Straight answers to the questions buyers ask us most, from a team that has worked in the Algarve since 1997.
Which areas of the Algarve do you cover?
Our search covers Quinta do Lago, Vale do Lobo, Vilamoura, Loulé and the wider Central, East and West Algarve, with offices in Quinta do Lago, Vale do Lobo and Loulé.
Can foreigners buy property in the Algarve?
Yes. Portugal places no restrictions on foreign buyers, so you can buy in the Algarve on the same terms as a Portuguese resident. You will need a Portuguese tax number (NIF), and most buyers also open a Portuguese bank account.
What taxes do I pay when buying?
Buyers pay property transfer tax (IMT) on a sliding scale and stamp duty of 0.8% of the purchase price, plus notary and registry fees. Our guide to taxes in Portugal explains each item.
How does the buying process work?
Once a price is agreed, buyer and seller sign a promissory contract and the buyer pays a deposit. The deed is then signed before a notary, the balance is paid and ownership passes. Our buying process guide covers each step.