
it goes further here…
What it costs
−15% below the EU average
The same life, elsewhere
- Family of four / month*~€2,500
- vs Lisbon−15%
- Andante transit pass€30 / mo
Antas · Porto
A quiet street, minutes from all of Porto.
The building at dusk — move across the homes and each lights its own window on the real façade.
Chosen for durability, colour and character — and named, not left to chance.











This isn't a render of a plan. The structure is up, the stone façade is on, and the apartments are being finished now.
RenderSite opened on Rua de Contumil.
Reinforced-concrete frame raised and topped out.
Tower crane removed; the natural-stone ventilated façade is on.
Kitchens, joinery and flooring underway across all seven floors. The furnished show flat completes 15 June — with on-site visits and a 3D Matterport tour opening that week.
Completion and keys, on signing of the final deed.
Fully licensed by the Câmara Municipal do Porto, with on-site progress certified every month.

Antas asks for light, stone, and measure. Three studios answered — in Porto, and across Iberia.
Rua de Costa Cabral, next to Rua de Contumil and Rua Diogo Cão. One of Porto's most consolidated and well-served neighbourhoods, minutes from the historic centre and with direct access to shops, schools, transport and green spaces.
Priced below its neighbours, in a city growing steadily for a decade, on the corridor Porto is rebuilding around.
WHERE THE VALUE IS
Antas sits below every neighbour to its west — the same Porto, for less.
Lisbon's climb, Porto's price
A decade of Lisbon-grade growth — at about 40% less per square metre.
Why capital is coming
Why international capital keeps arriving.
On the doorstep
And what's being built within reach.
Step 1 of 4
Pick an available apartment — we'll use its real price.

it goes further here…
What it costs
The same life, elsewhere

there’s real work here
Making a living

everyone speaks English!
How it feels

clear routes that work
Settling in

Saturday at Orsay.
Apartment by Sunday lunch.
If now isn’t your moment, you haven’t missed Privilege Gardens. Towers 2 and 3 bring the same architecture and the same garden — two more chances to live here.

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Straight answers on price, paperwork, and whether it's really getting built.
Nine of the thirty-two homes in Tower 1 are still available — twenty are sold and three reserved. Tower 1 is the first phase; Towers 2 and 3 will follow at higher prices.
Under construction and well advanced: work began in February 2024, the structure and natural-stone façade are complete, the tower crane is down, and interior fit-out is underway across every floor. A finished show flat is ready to visit.
The first tower is in its final fit-out stage; the completion date will be announced shortly. You buy through a CPCV promissory contract with staged payments, completing on the final deed — and since the building is already finished to interior-fit-out stage, you're buying a near-complete home, not a drawing.
Architecture by Porto studio Sofia Granjo; construction by Prodescon, an Iberian builder active across north-west Iberia. The development is fully licensed by the Câmara Municipal do Porto.
Beyond the price, budget roughly 8.3% in one-off purchase tax (IMT + stamp duty), plus notary and legal fees — with two paths to reclaim part of it.Buying & tax
No — buying property grants neither. If you're relocating, residency comes through income-based routes like the D7 or D8 visas, not the purchase.Buying & tax