Apartment€730,000
Ixelles Elsene

69 homes and apartments for sale in Ixelles Elsene, Belgium.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€730,000
Ixelles Elsene
Apartment€470,000
Ixelles Elsene
House€580,000
Ixelles Elsene
Apartment€270,000
Ixelles
Apartment€350,000
Ixelles Elsene
Apartment€549,000
Ixelles Elsene
Apartment€265,000
Ixelles Elsene
Apartment€460,000
Ixelles Elsene
Apartment€750,000
Ixelles Elsene
Apartment€535,000
Ixelles Elsene
Apartment€349,000
Ixelles Elsene
Commercial property€750,000
Ixelles Elsene
Commercial property€1,990,000
Ixelles Elsene
Apartment€329,000
Ixelles Elsene
Apartment€699,000
Ixelles Elsene
Commercial property€1,950,000
Ixelles Elsene
Apartment€300,000
Ixelles Elsene
Apartment€670,000
Ixelles Elsene
House€3,500,000
Ixelles Elsene
Apartment€399,000
Ixelles Elsene
Apartment€599,000
Ixelles Elsene
Apartment€540,000
Ixelles Elsene
Apartment€815,000
Ixelles Elsene
House€850,000
Ixelles Elsene
Buyer's guide: Ixelles Elsene
If you want real estate in Ixelles, one of Brussels' most sought-after communes, there are 68 listings on RealEstateAbroad, and the median asking price is €652,500. Ixelles (Elsene in Dutch) lies just south-east of the city centre, so it works for expatriates, EU-institution staff and investors who want a central, urban address.
We calculate these from the listings on our site now. They show seller expectations, so treat them as a guide to the upper end of what may be agreed.
| Metric | Ixelles |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €652,500 |
| Interquartile range | €411,000 to €1,105,000 |
| Median price per m² | €4,454 |
| Median size | 156 m² |
| Listings analysed | 68 |
Apartments are 42 of the 68 listings. There are 13 houses, 12 commercial units and one land plot. Commercial space is more visible here than in many residential communes because the main shopping streets and the Matongé quarter bring retail and office demand.
Bedroom counts are spread widely: 10 one-bed, 15 two-bed, 11 three-bed, seven four-bed and 14 homes with five or more, the last group reflecting large town houses, often converted into multiple flats. See other apartments for sale in Belgium, houses and commercial property.
Around Place Flagey and the Étangs d'Ixelles you get lakes, cafés and the Flagey cultural centre. The Châtelain area has a busy weekly market and a young professional crowd, while the top of Avenue Louise offers larger apartments and boutiques. Near the Université libre de Bruxelles campus the stock leans towards smaller flats with strong rental demand from students and academics.
Ixelles is easy to reach by tram and bus, and the EU quarter is a short ride away. Compare it with Uccle, greener and more suburban, Schaerbeek and Anderlecht. Our wider Brussels listings give the bigger picture.
Belgium welcomes foreign buyers with no general restrictions. The notary is mandatory: you sign a compromis de vente first, then the notarial deed. Registration duties in the Brussels-Capital Region are 12.5%, with a reduction on the first slice for owner-occupiers who meet conditions; notary fees come on top. Check the energy performance certificate, the urban planning certificate and the syndic's records on shared costs.
Read the Belgium buying guide and our financing page for non-resident mortgage terms. Start with the Belgium property overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It is among the pricier communes, but the middle half of listings runs from €411,000 to €1,105,000, so there is room for studio and one-bed buyers as well as large house shoppers.
Yes. Belgium has no nationality restriction on residential purchases, though banks may ask for a larger deposit from non-residents.
The standard rate is 12.5% of the purchase price, with a conditional abatement for owner-occupiers. Confirm the current rules with a notary.
Student and expatriate demand is strong. Brussels has tenant-protective leases and regional rules, so check lease terms and energy performance requirements.