Apartment€1,195,000
Alzingen

60 homes and apartments for sale in Alzingen, Luxembourg.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€1,195,000
Alzingen
Apartment€549,950
Alzingen
€1,360,000
Alzingen
House€3,300,000
Alzingen
Apartment€950,000
Alzingen
Apartment€898,000
Alzingen
Apartment€849,000
Alzingen
House€1,768,325
Alzingen
Apartment€1,080,000
Alzingen
Apartment€890,000
Alzingen
Apartment€895,000
Alzingen
Apartment€790,000
Alzingen
Apartment€1,300,000
Alzingen
€1,395,000
Alzingen
€1,995,000
Alzingen
House€1,395,000
Alzingen
Apartment€790,000
Alzingen
Apartment€1,100,000
Alzingen
Apartment€797,000
Alzingen
House€1,909,930
Alzingen
Apartment€1,195,000
Alzingen
Apartment€1,525,000
Alzingen
Apartment€1,195,000
Alzingen
Apartment€695,000
Alzingen
Buyer's guide: Alzingen
Property for sale in Alzingen is mostly apartments, at a median asking price of €945,000 across 60 current listings on RealEstateAbroad. That works out at €9,630 per m², among the highest rates for a suburban setting in Europe.
Asking prices in euros from current listings on RealEstateAbroad:
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 60 |
| Median asking price | €945,000 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €817,992 to €1,195,000 |
| Median price per m² | €9,630 |
| Median size | 96 m² |
Apartments lead with 43 listings, then 12 houses and 5 commercial. By bedrooms, 26 have two, 15 have three, 6 have four, 5 have five or more and 4 have one. Newly built flats with terraces are typical, so check energy class and parking. Look at apartments in Luxembourg and houses.
With a lower quartile near €818,000, even the cheaper end of the market is expensive by European standards. Check the service charges (charges de copropriété), the number of included parking spaces and whether the flat is sold new or resale, because the tax treatment differs.
Alzingen belongs to the commune of Hesperange, a few kilometres south-east of Luxembourg City, with good road and rail access to the city. Neighbouring areas include Hesperange, Itzig, Howald, Roeser and Contern. Buyers are largely professionals working in the capital's finance and EU institutions, and quiet residential streets are the appeal. For the city itself see Luxembourg.
Close to the capital but quiet: that combination keeps price per m² high.
Purchase costs in Luxembourg total about 7%: 6% registration duty plus 1% transcription, though new builds with VAT are treated differently and owner-occupiers may qualify for a Bëllegen Akt credit, so ask your notary what applies. A notary is mandatory. Foreigners may buy without restriction. Read our Luxembourg buying guide, the mortgage guide and the Luxembourg page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median asking price is €945,000, or €9,630 per m², from current RealEstateAbroad listings.
Roughly 7% in registration and transcription taxes, plus notary fees. VAT may apply to new builds.
Yes, it is a few kilometres south-east, in the commune of Hesperange.
There are 12 houses among 60 listings, but apartments are the larger group.
Yes. Luxembourg does not restrict foreign buyers, but lenders may require more equity.