Like Catherine here I'm looking to move to Lisbon. I'm a fit & healthy 70 year old retiree (pension) and have dual Australian and UK citizenship. From what i've seen accomodation is the real problem especially in central Lisbon hugely so it appears.Is it possible to live slightly out of the centre say about 15-20 minutes out to get some "reasonably priced" rental accommodation? It's just me so sort of T1 is Ok. In Central Lisbon what will I have to pay and as mentioned a little further out what will be the rentals there? Thank you for any thoughts ideas and input. it is really appreciated.
"reasonably priced" rental accommodation
UKantipodean
02 June 2018 07:20:43
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Lorback
18 June 2018 13:40:03
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I would also like a response to this question as I am in exactly the same situation as you.
stumpy
18 June 2018 22:43:32
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Perhaps check out the housing section, top of this page.
anzarina
18 June 2018 23:46:31
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Hello,
The city of Amadora (20/25 minutes from the center of Lisbon) rental accomodation is much more reasonable.
A.
UKantipodean
19 June 2018 01:33:55
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thank you very much for the help and advice its so appreciated
Noodles1976
20 June 2018 21:22:08
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Might be worth checking out areas a bit further out. We're in Ericeira at the moment - I can get to Lisbon airport in 35 minutes and a car park smack in the centre of Lisbon in 40-45 mins......no trains here but obviously other similar places will have better transport links.....
UKantipodean
21 June 2018 01:26:37
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Thank you very much for the response and the good advice I will check it out asap and just want to say that its much appreciated. Thanks Rob
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