Almadies
Les Almadies, Corniche Road
High Standard
3 beds · 3 baths · 240 m²
Luxury real estate for sale in Dakar and across Senegal
Beachfront villas, apartments and land with clear title deed — Dakar, Almadies, Saly
This catalogue lists the luxury properties for sale in Senegal: villas, apartments and land in Dakar, Almadies, Saly, Cap Skirring and Saint-Louis. Use the filters by area, property type and budget to narrow your search, then contact one of our 25 experts to arrange a viewing.
To buy, you select a property, verify its titre foncier (land title) or bail (lease), sign a preliminary agreement, then complete the deed before a notaire who secures the transaction and the transfer of ownership. Foreigners and the diaspora can buy in Senegal. AfriqueRealty guides you at every step, from selection to signature.
5 properties
Mamelles
Teranga Penthouse
413,000,000 FCFA
6 beds · 7 baths · 413 m²
Cité Cheikh Amar, Mamelles
Two-story villa (ground floor + 1) of 160 m² with individual land title for sale in Mamelles – Cité Cheikh Amar, Dakar
235,000,000 FCFA
3 beds · 2 baths · 160 m²
Mamelles
Mamelles Apartment
190,000,000 FCFA
3 beds · 3 baths · 190 m²
Almadies, Route du Méridien Président, Dakar Sénégal
A unique, high-end penthouse located on the top floor of a building.
On request
3 beds · 3 baths · 466 m²
Buying property in Senegal: frequently asked questions
- How does buying a property in Senegal work?
- You select a property, verify its titre foncier (land title) or bail (lease), then sign a preliminary sale agreement. The final deed is drafted and authenticated by a notaire, who completes the transfer of ownership once the duties are paid.
- How do I verify a property's land title?
- The titre foncier is verified at the land registry (Conservation foncière), which confirms the registered owner and the absence of any mortgage or dispute. The notaire performs this check before signing; our experts start it as soon as you express interest.
- Can a foreigner buy property in Senegal?
- Yes. Foreigners and members of the diaspora can buy property in Senegal and hold a titre foncier or bail in their own name. The transaction is completed before a notaire, remotely by power of attorney if needed.
- What financing options are available?
- A purchase can be made in cash or through a mortgage from a local bank, subject to income and down-payment conditions. New-build properties sold off-plan (VEFA) often allow staged payments tied to construction progress.
- What are the price ranges by area?
- Prices vary widely by area: Almadies and Plateau in Dakar are among the most sought-after, while Saly, Cap Skirring and Saint-Louis span a broader range. Each listing shows its price, and our experts provide a free valuation within 48h.
- What is the role of the notaire in a purchase?
- The notaire is the public officer who authenticates the deed of sale, verifies the title, calculates and collects registration duties, and registers the new owner. Their involvement is mandatory and gives the transaction legal security.