Lisbon Apartments for Rent

Lisbon Furnished Apartments and Rooms for Rent

Lisbon is one of those cities with a really special charm. In fact, many compare it to San Francisco, although in this case located on the Atlantic coast. Thanks to its enviable climate, this urban oasis attracts tourists from all over the world, with a sweet and relaxed aroma that is reflected in those long lunches.

Apartments in Lisbon are often in high demand, but Nestpick has a wide range of rental accommodation so you can choose your home with just a few clicks. Whether you are interested in renting a room in Lisbon or renting a furnished flat, Nestpick is sure to find it.

Lisbon Serviced Apartments

Apart Hotel & Serviced Apartments for Rent in Lisbon

Lisbon is a great location for serviced apartments and aparthotels, with lots of them located in and around the city centre, and even further afield. This gives you lots of choice when it comes to finding the location and price that suits you. Lisbon serviced apartments provide you with your own fully furnished apartment with all the amenities typically provided to you by a hotel. This is an affordable way to stay in Lisbon on a short-term basis.

An aparthotel in Lisbon will cost around €65 - €85 per day and generally includes all bills, wireless internet, TV, and services like daily cleaning and on-site facilities. If you don’t know how long you’re staying in Lisbon for or are yet to secure permanent accommodation, a serviced apartment is the ideal choice.

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For more permanent accommodation, your lowest price option is to rent a room in Lisbon within an apartment or flatshare. Lisbon already has a reasonable cost of living for western Europe, but you can save even more money on accommodation by opting for a flatshare. Monthly rent prices for a room in Lisbon range from €200 - €400 on average, many of which have bills included in the price.

Flatshares are especially popular among students and young professionals who are moving to Lisbon on a budget. This also makes them an ideal place to make friends and socialise with your roommates. Lively areas to rent in include Bairro Alto, Alcântara, and Príncipe Real. If you’re looking for a flatshare in Lisbon, search on Nestpick to see what rooms are available.

Apartments in Lisbon by Neighborhood

Lisbon is Portugal’s capital and a hub for government, commerce, art and academia. The city is built over seven hills, and features architecture that whilst undeniably European, always draws comparisons with San Fransisco due to the dozens of classic trolley cars that climb their steep sides. In fact, its ‘Ponte 25 de Abril’ over the river Tajo was built by the same engineers who built the famous Golden Gate Bridge. Lisbon stands for blue skies, a balmy Atlantic climate and a wonderful cuisine. Expect to enjoy extended lunches, luxurious espresso breaks, and a thriving nightlife. The Baixa, Alfama, Santa Maria Maior, Alvalade, and Misericordia are nice districts of this city...

Belem

Benfica

Avenidas Novas

Estrela

Santa Maria Maior

The district Santa Maria Maior, which consists of the Chiado, Castelo and Mouraia neighbourhoods, is an elegant and upscale district of Lisbon. Here you can find renovated Lisbon apartments for rent long term that are beautifully designed, clean, modern and spacious. Santa Maria Maior de Lisboa, built in 1147, is one the oldest cathedrals in Lisbon. This church survived several earthquakes and is a mixture of Romanesque, Gothic and modern architecture. The district also has several museums, theatres and upscale restaurants, which make this neighbourhood a distinct blend of old and modern culture.

Misericordia

Misericordia and the neighbouring Bairro Alto are two of the most beloved quarters of Lisbon. Misericordia derives its name from the word for “mercy” and narrow, winding streets are the norm here. The area is home to small businesses, charming gallery cafés, small artistic local theatres and plenty of cobblestones. A truly unique mix of the city vibe and quieter village life, Misericordia has many available residential spaces that rest right above cafés and family-owned bookstores - apartments for rent in Lisbon don't come any cuter.

Sao Vicente

Lisbon Old Town ‘Alfama’

Alfama, Lisbon’s Old Quarter is very central and exceptionally romantic. Apartmens in Alfama can be found in this district of Lisbon between small archways, cobbled terraces and tightly packed lanes. The formidable ‘Castelo de Sao Jorge’, built in the medieval area by the Moors, is situated in the north of Alfama. It is now one of the main Lisbon tourist attractions. Home to traditional ‘Fado’ houses, Alfama’s rustic and romantic air appeals to travellers and residents alike.

Lisbon City Centre / Baixa District

Baixa is the historic centre of Lisbon and with its 18th century architecture, attracts students and expats alike. Baixa was completely rebuilt after a devastating earthquake on November 1st 1755 that ruined much of Lisbon. Now, the area is not only charming, but also earthquake proof! Baixa is considered to be the most beautiful part of Lisbon as it is situated on top of a hill, with a spectacular view on the city. The Baixa district also has good transport connections and a thriving nightlife, being home to a wide variety of cafes, shops and the trendiest of outdoor restaurants. Whether you settle here or in another part of town, make sure you visit the ‘Elevador de Santa Justa’, a wrought-iron elevator built in 1902 that will gives you a beautiful view of Lisbon and beyond.

1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments in Lisbon

1 bedroom

The average monthly rental price for a 1-bedroom apartment in Lisbon ranges from €650 in the city centre to around €400 in cheaper areas. Due to Lisbon’s increasing popularity with expats, prices are starting to go up. However, life can be cheap and simple, and you’re very likely to find a decent 1 bedroom apartment for an affordable price. If you’re on a budget, great neighbourhoods worth considering include multicultural Martim Moniz, historic Beato and leafy Benfica.

2 bedrooms

If you’re looking for a 2-bedroom apartment in Lisbon, you should expect to pay around €1,050 in the city centre and around €650 in the suburbs. However, prices can differ depending on
apartment size, quality and access to local amenities.

3 bedrooms

A 3-bedroom apartment in Lisbon costs around €1,250 in central areas and around €750 in cheaper neighbourhoods. Although renting in Lisbon is generally cheap across the city, there can be large price differences between areas, so choosing to rent a 3-bedroom apartment in a less
expensive area will give you an absolute bargain for a European capital city.

Student Accommodation & Housing in Lisbon

Lisbon is both Portugal's largest city and capital city. Lisbon is a cosmopolitan city, combined with beautiful atlantic water beaches. Lisbon has amazing food and the seafood is a must. The city's economy is rising. More and more areas are gentrifying and are getting spruced up. Intendente square is an example of renovated buildings,hip cafes and shops. It is a fresh neighbourhood with new and old residences.

Finding a place to start in a new city can seem impossible. If you are able to prior visit the city, you will have a general idea of an area you like and then you must look at your university. Being aware of proximity, basic amenities and an area you enjoy is important. This guide, is to help ensure you minimise any stress, when finding student accommodation in Lisbon.

Most options for student residences will be shared houses, shared flats, apartments or student university halls. Typically landlords will ask for a deposit. A deposit is the insurance for the landlord; usually, it is one month's rent followed by one month’s rent in advance. Some landlords may also ask for a reference for payment, i.e a payslip or guarantor form. Lastly a landlord or student residency could ask for your proof of enrollment from the university.

Student Halls in Lisbon

At private residencies, you could be living with students from other schools. A residency run by your university, will have only the university’s students. If you are considering student halls, it is great for hands-on student living. There are communal bathrooms which are typically gender separated. The kitchen area is also communal. At an additional cost some student residence calls could include: ensuites, private kitchen area and social lounge.

Shared House

When looking for shared houses some could include extra amenities, i.e a living room. This is not guaranteed. As the cost of your room, is often reflective of the room size and the house’s amenities. A shared house brings nationalities together.

Students Apartments

Renting a private student house in Lisbon is the most pricey option. Considering this alternative by splitting the cost with friends or a partner. Furnished apartments for rent in are generally more popular in the student. Having a furniture provided in a student apartment reduces the stress and cost of furnishing yourself. Apartments can vary in size, i.e for a one person to a 5 person residence and even more.

Lisbon Apartments with Air Conditioning

Lisbon enjoys a subtropical Mediterranean climate and can get very hot and humid during the summer months, with an average August temperature of 24°C (74°F). Most apartments in Lisbon come with air conditioning as standard, but it’s certainly worth checking to give yourself some much-needed respite from the searing Portuguese sunshine. It’s also worth keeping an eye on apartments with heating, as winters in Lisbon can be relatively cool - the average January temperature standing at 11°C (52°F). Decided to live in Lisbon for short or long term? Check out different districts of the city such as Parque Das Nacoes, Belem or Alcantara to find your next house with Nestpick.

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