Portugal

The $85K off-grid tiny home on wheels Gonçalo Marrote designed in Mafra, Portugal, looks to views of rolling hills and wide-open sky.

This revamped two-bedroom flat has warm, minimalist interiors and a 753-square-foot terrace for soaking up Lisbon’s sunny weather.

The recently renovated residence is wrapped in soothing neutral tones, and it comes with a saltwater pool, solar panels, and a balcony for every bedroom.

Surrounded by gardens on a hilltop overlooking the ocean, this historic home has a stone facade, bright-red accents, and whimsical interiors with ornate molding and parquet floors.

The newly renovated apartment has a kitchen wrapped in mesh, a mirrored bathroom door, and a stainless steel shower curtain.

Set on 22 acres in the arid Alentejo region, the estate was designed by Portuguese architect Bartolomeu Costa Cabral as a home and studio for a creative duo.

A trove of original detail can be found throughout the home, including the plaster moldings and wooden shutters in the main living room, which sits directly across from the kitchen.

The second house seeking a buyer is the sprawling one-level property known as Casa Um.

Large glass doors extend the living room to the adjacent terrace overlooking the city below.

Garcé & Dimofski preserved this Lisbon apartment’s intricate 19th-century details while filling it with fresh light fixtures, wood paneling, and Portuguese marble.

The one-level home is delicately wrapped in vines and surrounded by tall, mature trees.

In addition to being surrounded by olive trees, the property is also bordered by a stream and dotted with ancient rock formations, enhancing the overall sense of peace and privacy.