Nestoria MCP. Find global properties by city name or coordinates.

You connect your AI agent to the Nestoria MCP Server using the search_listings tool. This lets you run deep searches across global real estate databases, pulling listings for sale or long-term rent from major markets like the UK, Spain, France, Germany, and Australia—all in one command. You never have to jump through dozens of regional property portals again; your agent gathers and filters everything right there in the chat.

The search_listings tool handles all your search needs. When you need properties, you simply give it a city name or specific geographical coordinates, and it finds every relevant listing across multiple countries. You're not limited to one region; you can find stuff worldwide.

You can really nail down what you’re looking for by filtering results based on core property details. Do you know your budget? Tell the agent your desired price range. Need space? You can set a minimum number of bedrooms, or specify if it has to be a house or just a flat.

The more specific you are, the better the search.

Want to make sure you're only seeing what matters? You tell it whether you’re looking for properties to purchase or if you need something available only for long-term lease. It keeps your intent straight—you won't get mixed results.

For advanced searches, you apply specific keywords directly to the listing descriptions. Want a pool, a garden, or maybe a private courtyard? Just use those terms, and it drills down into the listings that have them. This is way better than just scrolling through thousands of irrelevant photos.

When the results come back, you can control how they're organized. You tell the agent exactly how you want to see things sorted—by price (high or low), by which bedroom count is listed, or even by the date it hit the market. This means you always see what’s most relevant or urgent right at the top.

The search_listings tool aggregates real estate data from dozens of regional sources into one conversation thread. You pass location parameters—a city name, a pair of coordinates—and it executes the query. Then, you can refine that initial sweep by setting price minimums and maximums, narrowing the search to properties with at least two bedrooms for example.

It distinguishes between intent, so you tell your agent if you're buying or renting.

It supports searching across major global markets. Whether it’s a listing in the UK or one popping up in Brazil, you get the same powerful filtering capability. You can apply advanced keywords like 'renovated kitchen' or 'balcony view,' forcing the search engine to check the full description text for those exact phrases.

The tool lets you sort results by relevance score first, which is usually what you want, but you can switch that out for sorting purely by price point or even just by date uploaded.

It centralizes data from sources that previously required multiple logins and manual filtering. Your agent runs the search, processes the location, applies all your filters—from property type to keyword—and gives you a single, sorted list of actionable listings. You don't need separate tools for searching international markets; it handles the complexity of varied global databases automatically.