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Villas in Lisbon

We found every villa in Lisbon across the city, from Alfama to Ajuda, so you can see at a glance what each one offers.

8 hotels 3 rated 8.5+ typical €92

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Quinta Do Boicao Villa - Lisbon Q Villa stay
8.6Great234 reviews

A 7-room villa with a pool, tennis court, and horse riding, just an 8-minute walk from Parque Aventura Sniper.

From€107per night
Casa Do Presidente Villa - Lisbon C Private Pool Villa
9.7Perfect3 reviews

A private-pool villa in Lisbon's Ajuda district with parking, a fitness centre, and space for the whole family.

From€1,058per night
Pateo Alfacinha Villa - Lisbon P Self-catering villa
7.8good36 reviews

A self-catering house in Lisbon's Misericordia district, a short drive from the airport and a base for exploring the city.

From€111per night
The Tram 18 Space - Lisbon T Pet-friendly
6Pleasant108 reviews

A pet-friendly two-bedroom house with a terrace, a 5-minute walk from the Arquivo Histórico Ultramarino.

From€51per night
Recanto Em Carnide - Lisbon R Self-catered retreat
10Perfect1 reviews

A self-catered one-bedroom house with a private patio, close to Museu Benfica and local Lisbon life.

From€92per night
Studio Sto Antonio Alfama - Lisbon S Alfama base
8.1Great523 reviews

A compact, self-catering holiday home in Alfama with strong room scores and a location steps from Santiago Church.

From€81per night
Apartment T1 Marques Pombal - Lisbon A Pet-friendly

A self-contained apartment with parking, free Wi-Fi, and pet-friendly policy, within walking distance of Largo da Estefania.

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Villas in Portugal near Lisbon

When you search for villas in Portugal near Lisbon, you're really looking for properties that balance proximity to the city with a touch of rural escape. On this page, that balance is best struck by Quinta Do Boicao Villa, a 7-room villa an 8-minute walk from Parque Aventura Sniper, and Casa Do Presidente Villa in Ajuda, which offers a private pool and parking. Both are within easy reach of Lisbon's attractions while giving you the space and privacy of a villa stay.

Frequently asked

What is the cheapest villa in Lisbon?

The least expensive villa on this page is The Tram 18 Space, a pet-friendly two-bedroom house with a terrace, starting at €49 per night. It's a 5-minute walk from the Arquivo Histórico Ultramarino.

Which Lisbon villa is best for families?

Casa Do Presidente Villa, with a private pool, parking, and a fitness centre, is designed for family stays. It's in Lisbon's Ajuda district and offers space for the whole family at €1,026 per night.

Are there villas with pools in Lisbon?

Yes. Quinta Do Boicao Villa has a pool and a tennis court, and Casa Do Presidente Villa features a private pool. Both are among the more spacious options on this page.

How far is Lisbon airport from the villas?

Pateo Alfacinha Villa is described as a short drive from the airport, making it convenient for those with early flights. Other villas are spread across the city, so travel times vary—Ajuda and Carnide are typically 20-30 minutes by car.

Villas in Lisbon

Lisbon's villas are not the sprawling countryside estates you might expect — they are urban houses that bring the city's character right to your doorstep. In Alfama, you get a compact holiday home steps from Santiago Church, while in Ajuda, a private-pool villa with parking and a fitness centre offers a more self-contained base. Between these, you'll find self-catering houses in Misericordia and Carnide, each with its own take on Lisbon living.

What unites these properties is the home-away-from-home feel: full kitchens, private terraces or patios, and space to spread out. At the budget end, a pet-friendly two-bedroom house with a terrace starts at €49 per night, while the top end is a family-sized villa in Ajuda at €1,026 per night. In between, you'll find a 7-room villa with a pool and tennis court near Parque Aventura Sniper — a rare find in a city centre. Note that this page also includes a couple of other place types, so you may see a mix of villas and apartments.

The bottom line

This set of villas suits travellers who want more than a standard hotel room — self-catering spaces with private terraces, pools, or patios, often in residential neighbourhoods rather than tourist hubs. If you're looking for a hotel with services like daily housekeeping or a restaurant, you're likely to find more options on the main Hotels in Lisbon page. For a compact, stylish base in the heart of the city, consider the Central hotels in Lisbon, or if you're on a tight budget, the Cheap and budget hotels in Lisbon page. For those who prefer a guest house or B&B atmosphere, check the Guest houses in Lisbon page.