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Mafra Property market in 2022 – Price per sqm meter to buy a home – Silver Coast – Portugal

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Average price per sqm in Mafra in 2022 (city centre) ~2 600€/sqm

Information updated on: October 6, 2022


Information on the purchase prices for a house or an apartment in Mafra, in both old and new.

LocationType of propertyAverage selling price
MafraApartment2 300€/sqm
MafraHouse / Villa2 900€/sqm

Thanks to its proximity to Lisbon, Mafra is a very attractive city to live in, so it is not surprising that the population continues to grow. Mafra defines itself as one of the emerging municipalities in the metropolis of Lisbon. A study on the quality of life in Greater Lisbon recently promoted Mafra as the 3rd best city to live in on 12 factors assessed, such as safety, cleanliness, silence, public transport, leisure spaces, schools, general cost of living, access and parking.
Real estate prices in Mafra are among the lowest in Portugal for a developed city near Lisbon. This city rich in heritage and surrounded by nature is less than an hour from the capital. Mafra is a city close to Lisbon, the countryside and the many beaches. Mafra is a good option for investing in real estate in Portugal, as part of the purchase of a main residence for a sunny retirement.
If you are looking for a small town in Portugal for your future main residence (NHR application, retirement), Mafra offers very interesting investment opportunities at very affordable prices.

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Neighborhood Life in Mafra


In summary

The story of Mafra is a long journey back in time. She has memories of invasions, conquests and reconquests.

This locality on the outskirts of Lisbon, in the so-called “peasant” region, is known for its imposing palace-convent, the largest Portuguese building, built in the 18th century on the order of D. João V.

The current diversity of natural, architectural and archaeological resources scattered over the 17 municipalities is the result of a long past occupied successively by different peoples who have left their mark on the landscape.

The rural landscape of the municipality of Mafra includes dozens of windmills that illustrate the bread as a basis for feeding the population in the recent past. They are proof of the vitality of an industry that has not been lost, but only renewed and modernized.

Good to know

  • Western Portugal Region
  • Population: 76,685
  • Surface area: 292 Km²
  • Municipalities: 11
  • The city centre 17 min from the beach

Some figures….

  • Porto: 300 km – 2h45 by motorway
  • Lisbon: 40 km – 40 minutes by motorway
  • Faro: 300 km – 2h45 – by the highway
  • Nearest airport: Lisbon: 37 km – 40 minutes by car
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Mafra is located in the Western Portugal


Mafra is a city in the Silver Coast of Portugal


Mafra: culture and nature

The heart and cultural centre of this region offers the opportunity to get acquainted with crafts, ethnography and nature, the Tapada Nacional de Mafra being one of the most important places, with history, arts and traditional sweets.

A large part of the city’s economy is linked to tourism, which is mainly concentrated in two poles: Mafra, where the convent is located and Tapada de Mafra, a nature reserve classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2019, and Ericeira, known for its village, beaches, cuisine and surf.

Mafra is a safe and quiet city, like many cities in Portugal. It has 11 kilometres of coastline and a total of 13 thick and clear sandy beaches, almost all framed by beautiful rocky cliffs. Let yourself be seduced by the diversity of landscapes and environments where you will find excellent conditions to rest in the sun and also to devote yourself to sporting activities.

A few kilometres away, near the sea, you will appreciate the traditional fishing village of Ericeira, much sought-after as a seaside resort, and by surfers attracted by the excellent conditions that its beaches offer for the practice of this sport.

Mafra is the ideal place for those who are looking for peace and quiet while being close to the capital.


PALÁCIO NACIONAL DE MAFRA

Located in the heart of the city of Mafra – on the square of the same name as the king who built it – it is the only national monument that includes a royal palace, a basilica and a convent. There are more than 40,000 m2 and 1,200 parts and instruments unique in the world.

TAPADA NACIONAL DE MAFRA

Over 800 hectares, deer, fallow deer, fallow deer, wild boar, foxes, raptors and many other species coexist in an exceptionally rich and diversified flora scenario. A favourite place for leisure and hunting for the sovereigns of Portugal, the Tapada de Mafra has thus acquired a stamp of nobility that has been preserved and continues to this day.

PLAGE DE ERICEIRA

At a distance of 14 Kms from Mafra, and very close to the town of Ribamar, São Lourenço Beach is famous for its many restaurants offering fresh fish and seafood.

São Lourenço Beach, located in a sheltered bay, offers excellent conditions for surfing.

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