Algarve, Quarteira, Portugal

Set in a quieter part of a prestigious gated condominium, this brand-new first-floor apartment is the largest 2-bedroom unit in the development, offering exceptional space and comfort just moments from Quarteira’s golden sands. Residents enjoy landscaped gardens, relaxation areas, and a stunning pool with Atlantic views.

The apartment features two elegant bedroom suites, a guest cloakroom, and a bright open-plan living space with high-quality finishes including oak wood flooring, Marazzi tiling, and large Raynaers and Saint-Gobain windows. A sleek, fully equipped kitchen completes the home.

Additional features include secure underground parking for two cars, a private storage room, and a Saphire video entrance system. With Quinta do Lago and Vale do Lobo minutes away, and Faro Airport under 20 minutes, it’s an ideal permanent home, holiday retreat, or investment in the Algarve’s prime coastline.

The Buying Process in Portugal
A Clear Path to Property Ownership

At Alina Reis Bespoke Luxury & Advisory, we offer personalised guidance throughout every stage of your purchase, ensuring peace of mind from start to finish. Here is how the process typically unfolds:

Step 1: Appoint Legal Representation
Select a reputable Portuguese lawyer who will carry out due diligence, confirm the legal status of the property, and handle the transaction on your behalf if needed.

Step 2: Obtain a Portuguese Tax Number (NIF)
This number is required to purchase property in Portugal. Your lawyer can secure it on your behalf with a copy of your passport and proof of address.

Step 3: Open a Local Bank Account
To complete the purchase and manage future running costs, you will need a Portuguese bank account. We can introduce you to trusted banking contacts.

Step 4: Sign the Promissory Contract (CPCV)
Once due diligence is complete, both parties sign a promissory contract which sets out the terms of sale. A deposit of 10–30% is usually paid at this stage.

Step 5: Sign the Final Deed (Escritura)
The transaction concludes with the signing of the final deed in front of a notary. The remaining balance is paid and the property is officially registered in your name.

When Buying Through a Company
If the property is held by a corporate structure, either offshore or onshore, the transaction may involve the transfer of company shares instead of a traditional property sale. This process must be carefully evaluated by your lawyer and financial advisor. While it can offer tax and inheritance advantages, it also requires specific legal and fiscal due diligence. We work closely with your advisors to ensure full transparency and security.
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