House€475,000
Waterloo

58 homes and apartments for sale in Waterloo, Belgium.
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24 properties shown
House€475,000
Waterloo
House€625,000
Waterloo
Apartment€469,000
Waterloo
House€755,000
Waterloo
Apartment€295,000
Waterloo
House€975,000
Waterloo
House€895,000
Waterloo
House€825,000
Waterloo
House€1,250,000
Waterloo
House€380,000
Waterloo
Apartment€395,000
Waterloo
House€397,500
Waterloo
House€345,000
Waterloo
Apartment€485,000
Waterloo
Apartment€485,000
Waterloo
Apartment€982,700
Waterloo
Apartment€799,500
Waterloo
House€575,000
Waterloo
House€630,000
Waterloo
House€999,000
Waterloo
House€1,095,000
Waterloo
House€770,000
Waterloo
House€2,500,000
Waterloo
House€995,000
Waterloo
Buyer's guide: Waterloo
Waterloo real estate in Belgium is a green commuter market on the southern edge of Brussels, and it is the town that shares its name with the famous battlefield. Our 58 listings have a median asking price of €599,000 and about €3,165 per m², with houses making up 32 of them.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. Price per square metre uses 50 listings.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €599,000 |
| Range (p25 to p75) | €402,500 to €818,625 |
| Median per m² | €3,165 |
| Median size | 195 m² |
| Listings | 58 |
There are 32 houses, 13 apartments, 7 plots and 6 commercial properties. Sixteen listings have five or more bedrooms, nine have four and nine have three, which says this is a family-house market with room for gardens. The 195 m² median is large by Belgian standards.
Compare with houses and apartments elsewhere in Belgium.
Waterloo is in Walloon Brabant, next to the Forêt de Soignes, and it draws international families and Brussels professionals who want space, schools and quick access to the capital. Uccle is the nearest Brussels commune, with Brussels and Ixelles beyond. Wavre is a further commuter town in the same province. Anderlecht and Schaerbeek are urban Brussels markets with a different profile and lower per-square-metre prices.
Wallonia charges 3% registration duty on the sole own home bought by an owner-occupier (since 1 January 2025) and 12.5% otherwise, which makes buying as an investor materially more expensive than in Flanders. Notary fees are additional. Ask for the energy performance certificate, the urban-planning certificate and confirmation of any planning breaches, which are common in older houses.
See the Belgium buying guide, the financing page and the Belgium overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
3% for a sole own home in Wallonia and 12.5% otherwise; confirm eligibility with your notary.
It is on the southern edge of the capital area, popular with commuters; check journey times.
Large houses, with a 195 m² median and 16 listings having five or more bedrooms.
Yes, 7 of 58 listings are land.
Yes, there is no general restriction.