Porto
Thousands of furnished rentals to book online
Porto
Thousands of furnished rentals to book online
| 1 bedroom apartments : | 587 |
| 2 bedroom apartments : | 158 |
| 3 bedroom apartments : | 67 |
| Rooms: | 826 |
| Studio : | 3 |
Porto, dating back to 300 B.C., is Portugal's second largest city and a very distinct and beautiful place - indeed some of the neighbourhoods are World Heritage Sites claimed by UNESCO. This town has a rich heritage that mixes Celtic, Roman and Moorish influences and is one of the best destinations to rent rooms.
As a notable industrial centre of Europe, Porto has plenty of employment and business opportunities for expats. It is a popular destination thanks to its desirable climate and cultural attractions, too. So, lots of expats are flocking to Porto and looking for accommodation to suit their needs. When expats initially move and are still looking for a home to call their own, staying in serviced apartments in Porto is a great option.
This gives them time and flexibility to look for their own apartment while continuing with their day-to-day life. Services like laundry, room cleaning, and various on-site facilities make serviced apartments in Porto a convenient choice for expats and business travellers. You can browse a selection of Porto serviced apartments on Nestpick to find one that suits your needs and budget.
453 €
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Livensa Living Porto - Twin Studio
385 €
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Charming single bedroom close to Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade
695 €
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Livensa Living Porto - Individual Studio
900 €
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4-Bedroom apartment near Marquês metro station
964 €
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Livensa Living Porto - Premium Studio (With Terrace)
550 €
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1-Bedroom apartment near São Bento metro station
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500 €
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1-Bedroom apartment near Jardim Marquês de Oliveira
850 €
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T1 Apartment, fully furnished, balconies, elevators, gym and laundry
600 €
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1-Bedroom apartment near 24 de Agosto metro station
650 €
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Loft a passos da Ribeira do Porto
650 €
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Apartamento na Praça dos Poveiros - TV/AC/WIFI
550 €
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Studio in Alfama
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900 €
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4-Bedroom apartment near Marquês metro station
650 €
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1-Bedroom apartment near Igreja de Santa Clara
550 €
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1-Bedroom apartment near São Bento metro station
650 €
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Apartamento na Praça dos Poveiros - TV/AC/WIFI
650 €
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Loft a passos da Ribeira do Porto
550 €
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Studio in Alfama
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385 €
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Charming single bedroom close to Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade
220 €
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Charming double bedroom located near the Marquês metro station
350 €
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Very nice double bedroom with a balcony, in student-popular Porto
400 €
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Inviting double bedroom in Boavista
270 €
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Really neat single bedroom near Instituto Superior de Engenharia
270 €
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Homely twin bedroom, in a 6-bedroom house, close to Faculdade de Engen
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If you’d prefer to rent a room in Porto rather than a private apartment, then there are plenty of opportunities. This is a much more cost-effective way to rent in the city, making it more affordable for everyone, even on a low budget. Rooms for rent are often found within larger apartments and even houses in and around the city.
The cost of living is fairly low in Porto already, so you can find a room to rent at really low costs. Prices tend to vary between €200 - €500 per month, depending on the size and location of the room. Students and young expats moving to Porto often choose this option to save money on rent, and also for the opportunity to socialise with their flatmates. Take a look on Nestpick to help you rent a room in Porto.
Porto, also known as Oporto, is a coastal city in northwest Portugal known for its elegant bridges and the production of port wine. With around 230,000 people, Porto is not overwhelming in size, and has a rather intimate feel, packed with beautiful monuments and striking architecture. The ‘Igreja dos Clérigo’ dating back to 1750 is a beautiful baroque church tower, 80 meters tall and with 240 steps to climb. The Palácio da Bolsa was built in the 19th century and is also known as the Stock Exchange Palace. One of the biggest football clubs in Portugal, FC Porto, is situated in Porto's stadium ‘Estádio do Dragão’. This stadium is also the main venue for international concerts and other large events. Whatever your plans are, finding the right accommodation is simple.
Named after an 18th century church with a brilliant azure tile façade, Santo Ildefonso is a central district that contains five Metro stations and is within walking distance of the River Douro. It is an elegant district, characterised by wide, stately boulevards and beautiful civic buildings. The Bolhao market is Porto’s number one place to stock up on fruit and vegetables and the district is also full of theatres and cinemas, whilst for football lovers, the Stadium for FC Porto is located in the East of Santo Ildefonso.
The historic heart of Porto, Sé is named after the city’s cathedral which is at the center of the district. If you want to live among narrow streets, atmospheric churches and have access to Porto’s best restaurants, Sé is the place to be. The area is a protected UNESCO Heritage Site, so expect to find historic apartments, not necessarily property that is spacious and modern. ‘Cais da Ribeira’ is also located to the south of Sé - a particularly beautiful area, much loved by tourists. South west of Sé is the Church of ‘Igrea Monumento de Sao Francisco’, another world heritage site.
385 €
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Charming single bedroom close to Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade
900 €
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4-Bedroom apartment near Marquês metro station
550 €
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1-Bedroom apartment near São Bento metro station
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Baixa is probably Porto’s most beautiful neighbourhood. Rising from the banks of the River Douro, it is filled with homes with red terracotta roofs and stores painted in pastel colours. It’s also home to ancient landmarks like the Torre dos Clérigos (Tower of the Clergymen) and cultural institutions like the Casa da Musica concert hall. Here you can find Porto apartments for rent long term for a price of around €1,200 - €2,000 a month.
Located south of the Douro, Vila Nova de Gaia is officially a separate city from Porto despite being part of the same metropolitan area. Referred to by locals as Gaia, this area is home to famous cellars of port wine, several shopping centres and some of the best beaches in the Porto area. Gaia is connected to bustling downtown Ribeira district of Porto by the iconic double-decker Dom Luís I Bridge, although the traffic between the two can get quite congested at times. Vila Nova de Gaia apartments are generally cheaper than those in Porto, although availability is not as high.
If you really want to immerse yourself in Porto’s history and culture whilst also enjoying all the perks of a beach lifestyle, look no further than Foz do Douro. Situated at the meeting point of the Atlantic Ocean and the River Douro, this romantic and alluring neighbourhood was formerly a fisherman’s quarter before morphing into the city’s most upmarket suburb. Due to the neighbourhood’s prime location and desirability, Foz do Douro apartments are amongst the most expensive in the city.
1-bedroom apartments in Porto come in all shapes and sizes, and are surprisingly cheap for a European city of its calibre. For a furnished 1-bed in central areas like Ribeira, expect to pay anywhere between €350 and €600 per month (the average price is €449.95). In areas further away from the city centre, the average price stands at €330.14 - although it’s possible to find great places for as cheap as €250!
2-bedroom apartments in Porto can cost anywhere between €300 for a modest place in a less expensive neighbourhood to around €700 for a decent-sized property in the city centre or a desirable area like Foz do Douro. When booking your 2-bedroom apartment with Nestpick, make sure to consider all the necessary criteria such as amount of space and access to local amenities.
In the city centre, a decent 3-bedroom apartment costs €857.69 on average, although prices can fluctuate between €600 and €1,200 depending on a number of factors including the building’s age, size and location. For similar accommodation in more affordable neighbourhoods such as the cool student area of Cedofeita, you can find decent 3-beds for anywhere between €450 and €750. Fantastic 3-bedroom apartments in Porto are readily available with Nestpick all across the city, from Senhora da Hora to Campanhã.
Although 4-bedroom apartments in Porto are not as widely available as those with less rooms, there are still some great options to be found with Nestpick. On average, a 4-bedroom apartment here will cost around €1,050, although prices can vary substantially depending on the neighbourhood a property is located as well as its size.
About Porto
| How much does it cost to rent an apartment in Porto? |
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| The average rental price in Porto for apartments are in between 450 € and 3,831 €. |
| How big is a Porto apartment? |
| Although sizes may vary depending on your selection of bedrooms,Porto apartment is start from 25m² and could go up to 149m². |
| How to find apartments for rent in Porto? |
| Porto's population count might make things slightly difficult for new comers to find a place when they first move in. We suggest that you use Nestpick's smart tool to look for your new home, as well as if you are a student reach out to your school's counsiling to find a rental in Porto. |
| Is rent cheap in Porto? |
| The rent in Porto might change in between 450 € and 3,831 €. Compare to other big cities in Portugal, rent in Porto is relatively reasonable. |
| Who can rent apartments in Porto |
| Anyone is looking for accommodation can rent an apartment in Porto as long as they are +18 years old. |