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Is it normal for flats in Lisbon to have no heating?

Carlos Cruz · 17 days ago

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Unfortunately, yes. Many Portuguese homes, especially older ones, have no central heating and little insulation, so winters indoors can feel colder than you expect. At the viewing: • Ask what heating there is and what the electricity bill is in a winter month. • Check the windows: double glazing makes a big difference. • Look at the energy certificate: classes E and F usually mean a cold home and high bills. • Look for damp and mould: cold homes often have them. The guide on energy certificates explains the letters.

Solange Lemos · 17 days ago

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