Marvila is the ‘London East-End’ of Lisbon. It’s a trendy, up-and-coming area, perched on the side of the beautiful Tagus River. The neighborhood offers quirky stores, art galleries, and antiques. This is coupled with relatively low real estate prices. This has caught the attention of prospective homeowners.
If you work from home and are looking for an inspiring remote working scene, you’ll find it here in Marvila. The neighborhood is easily accessible from the airport, just 10 minutes by car or taxi. The nearby train stations also offer direct access to neighboring areas. The creative and entrepreneurial culture of Marvila makes it one of Lisbon’s most attractive neighborhoods.
🏠 Property prices: Slightly lower than average
📸 Tourist density: Very low
🌳 Green areas and parks: Plenty of
💻 Coworking density: Very low
🌍 Nomad/expat popularity: Not very popular
📍 Distance from the city centre: Remote
🚌 Public transportation: Good
🚇 Access to metro: Yes
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🌳 Green areas and parks: Plenty of Parque Urbano do Vale de Chelas, Parque da Bela Vista, Parque Vinícola de Lisboa, Parque Urbano do Vale da Montanha, Parque da Bela Vista, Parque da Bela Vista-Golfe, Parque da Quinta das Flores, Parque do Vale Fundão
🥑 Local market: Mercado do Bairro do Condado
🏥 Hospitals: 0
🏊 Swimming pools: Municipal swimming pool Valley Fundão
🖥️ Coworking spaces: 1 Nkoowoork
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🚇 Metro: Bela Vista (red), Chelas (red)
🚂 Train stations (intercity): Marvila and Braço de Prata
🚌 Bus station (intercity): No bus station
🏖️ Direct bus/train to the beach: No
🚲 Bike lanes density: Medium
💸 Average price: 3927 €/m2
📊 Comparison with the last year: +3.4 %
⚖️ Average price in Lisbon: 4595 €/m2