In 2026, Lourinhã property prices average €2,318/m² in Portugal, up +9.8% year-on-year. A Silver Coast municipality 70 km north of Lisbon, world-famous for its dinosaur fossils, Lourinhã offers one of the best value-for-money markets in the entire Oeste region. Buy, sell or value your property with Tagus Property experts.
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Lourinhã is a Silver Coast municipality 70 km north of Lisbon, world-famous for its dinosaur fossil beds and its protected-designation-of-origin Aguardente brandy. In 2026, the real estate market stands at €2,318/m² with +9.8% growth year-on-year, confirming the rising appeal of this rural, coastal municipality with one of the best value-for-money markets in the entire Oeste region.
February 2026 estimate
The average price of an apartment for sale in Lourinhã is €3,428/m², across all conditions.
The average price of a house for sale in Lourinhã is €2,274/m², across all conditions.
| Location | Property type | Condition | Average monthly rent/m² |
| Lourinhã | Apartment | Good condition / New / Renovated | €8 |
| Lourinhã | House / Villa | Good condition / New / Renovated | €7 |
Average long-term rental prices (excluding seasonal rentals). Market median: €12/m²/month
Lourinhã has shown steady progression since 2015, taking the average price from €650/m² to €2,318/m² in 2026. With an annual rise of +9.8%, the municipality confirms its growing appeal. Lourinhã now represents one of the best entry opportunities on Portugal’s Silver Coast market: the most accessible price in the region, steady growth, and an authentic lifestyle 70 km from Lisbon.
| Year | €/m² | Change /yr | Market context |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | €2,318/m² | +9.8% | February: steady rise, growing first-time-buyer appeal |
| 2025 | €2,111/m² | +10.6% | Consolidation, interest from remote workers settling outside Lisbon |
| 2024 | €1,680/m² | +6.3% | Recovery after a year of stabilization, demand for houses with land |
| 2023 | €1,580/m² | +9.0% | Discovered by foreign buyers, prices still very affordable |
| 2022 | €1,450/m² | +13.3% | 📈 Post-COVID boom, strong interest in rural coastal towns |
| 2021 | €1,280/m² | +11.3% | Remote work: strong demand for houses with outdoor space |
| 2020 | €1,150/m² | +9.5% | COVID-19: search for nature and space, urban exodus |
| 2019 | €1,050/m² | +20.7% | 📈 Strong acceleration, national Silver Coast momentum |
| 2018 | €870/m² | +19.2% | 📈 Real estate boom, Lourinhã benefits from the Torres Vedras spillover |
| 2017 | €730/m² | +7.4% | Start of appreciation, market little known to foreigners |
| 2016 | €680/m² | +4.6% | Stable local market, the region’s floor price |
| 2015 | €650/m² | ref. | Reference year |
Prices across all conditions: total growth +256% (2015-2026)
“Lourinhã is the most undervalued market on the Silver Coast. At €2,318/m², it offers houses with land, well-located apartments, and a rural, seaside quality of life less than an hour from Lisbon. The municipality’s beaches, such as Praia da Areia Branca and Porto Dinheiro, are among the most beautiful in the region. The market is still little known to foreign buyers, creating a real window of opportunity for investors who want to get in before the next acceleration phase.”
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Lourinhã is a municipality in the Oeste region, internationally recognized for its Upper Jurassic dinosaur fossil beds, among the most important and best preserved in Europe. Several species have been discovered on its territory and bear its name, including the famous Lourinhanosaurus. The Lourinhã Museum is a world reference in paleontology and attracts researchers and tourists from around the world each year.
But Lourinhã is much more than a dinosaur town. Its municipality spans 148 km² between the Atlantic Ocean and the inland hills, offering remarkable landscape diversity: golden cliffs, wild beaches, vineyards, olive groves, and traditional villages. The municipality is also recognized for its protected-designation-of-origin Aguardente, the only Portuguese brandy to hold such status.
70 km north of Lisbon and just 20 km from Torres Vedras, Lourinhã offers easy access to the capital while preserving its rural, coastal authenticity. The municipality is served by the A8, the main highway linking Lisbon to the Silver Coast.
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The Lourinhã market is dominated by detached houses, reflecting a rural, coastal municipality where land is still available. Apartment supply is more limited but developing, particularly in the town center and the coastal hamlets.
The market’s dominant product. 3- to 5-bedroom (T3 to T5) houses with gardens of 300 to 2,000 m², often located in the municipality’s villages or on the edge of the town center. Ideal for a primary residence, retirement, or remote work in the countryside 50 min from Lisbon. It’s the best space-to-price ratio on the entire Silver Coast. Gross long-term rental yield: 5.0% to 6.2%.
Limited but growing supply. 2- and 3-bedroom (T2 and T3) apartments near the shops and services of central Lourinhã attract Portuguese first-time buyers and foreign retirees seeking an easy-to-manage pied-à-terre. Prices still very accessible, with significant appreciation potential as the municipality develops.
Seafront properties or those a few minutes from the beaches enjoy a significant seaside premium. Houses and apartments near Praia da Areia Branca and Porto Dinheiro are highly prized for seasonal rentals and second homes. Seasonal rental yields among the most attractive in the municipality.
Lourinhã has many quintas (rural estates) and farms to renovate, often with several hectares of land, outbuildings, and strong agritourism potential. These properties are an exceptional opportunity for alternative-living projects, rural tourism, or organic farming, at prices far below those in southern Portugal.
Lourinhã’s land market still offers rare opportunities on the Silver Coast: building plots at very accessible prices, allowing you to build your dream home facing the Atlantic or in the verdant hinterland of the Oeste region.
At €2,318/m², Lourinhã is the most accessible destination on the Silver Coast. For the price of an apartment in Ericeira (€3,355/m²), you can buy a large house with a garden in Lourinhã. It’s a major argument for families, retirees, and remote workers seeking space and quality of life without sacrificing access to Lisbon.
Rural and maritime lifestyle, safety, nature, beaches less than 10 km away, services in Torres Vedras (20 min). Lourinhã is ideal for French or Belgian retirees seeking a primary residence in Portugal with IFICI tax status, in an authentic setting less than an hour from Lisbon and its international airport.
Lourinhã today represents one of the best opportunities for a low-entry-price real estate investment on the Silver Coast, with a market still little known to foreign buyers and significant catch-up potential versus more mature neighboring destinations.
In February 2026, the average price in Lourinhã is €2,318/m² (+9.8% year-on-year). Apartments trade around €3,428/m², houses around €2,274/m². Coastal properties near Areia Branca or Porto Dinheiro can exceed €2,500/m². Quintas and rural properties to renovate start from €800/m².
Yes, at €2,318/m², Lourinhã is the most accessible of the 10 markets tracked by Tagus Property on the Silver Coast. The gap with the most expensive destination, Ericeira (€3,355/m²), represents savings of over €103,000 for a 100 m² property. It’s this differential that explains the growing interest of savvy buyers in Lourinhã.
Yes, for investors seeking long-term appreciation and rental yield. With +256% since 2015 and +9.8% in 2026, the progression is steady and healthy. The market is still little known to foreign buyers, creating a low-price entry opportunity before international demand intensifies as it did in Nazaré, Peniche, or Torres Vedras before 2019.
On long-term rentals, gross yield ranges from 5% to 6%. On seasonal rentals of coastal properties, gross yields can reach 6% to 8% with good rental management.
Yes, for those seeking an authentic rural and coastal lifestyle, away from the bustle of over-crowded seaside resorts. Everyday services are available locally (supermarket, doctor, primary school), with the hospital and high schools in Torres Vedras (20 min). Lisbon is reachable in under an hour. The expat community is still modest but growing, mainly French, Belgian, and Dutch.
Plan for 7% to 10% of the purchase price in associated costs: IMT (0% to 8% depending on value), Imposto do Selo (stamp duty 0.8%), notary, registration, and lawyer fees. For a €200,000 house, expect between €14,000 and €20,000 in acquisition costs. Contact our experts for a personalized simulation.
| Destination | Characteristics |
| Ericeira | World Surfing Reserve, premium fishing village, high-demand market |
| Foz do Arelho | Óbidos lagoon, water sports, calm premium seaside |
| Nazaré | Giant waves, authenticity, renowned Atlantic cuisine |
| Óbidos | Listed medieval village, golf resorts, strongest regional growth |
| São Martinho do Porto | Unique shell-shaped bay, calm waters, family seaside resort |
| Peniche | World surf, UNESCO Berlengas, dynamic and accessible |
| Torres Vedras | Dynamic town, vineyards, train station, 20 min from Lourinhã |
| Caldas da Rainha | Spa town, full services, strongest regional rise |
