Penthouse€710,000
Clervaux

83 homes and apartments for sale in Clervaux, Luxembourg.
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24 properties shown
Penthouse€710,000
Clervaux
House€800,000
Clervaux
Apartment€655,000
Clervaux
Apartment€560,000
Clervaux
House€815,000
Clervaux
Apartment€550,000
Clervaux
Apartment€500,000
Clervaux
Apartment€550,000
Clervaux
Apartment€390,000
Clervaux
House€1,050,000
Clervaux
Apartment€411,620
Clervaux
Apartment€514,290
Clervaux
Apartment€398,500
Clervaux
Apartment€616,770
Clervaux
Apartment€509,850
Clervaux
Apartment€368,280
Clervaux
Apartment€589,680
Clervaux
Apartment€616,770
Clervaux
Apartment€589,680
Clervaux
Apartment€532,310
Clervaux
Apartment€469,000
Clervaux
Apartment€649,000
Clervaux
€497,000
Clervaux

€629,000
Clervaux
Buyer's guide: Clervaux
Property for sale in Clervaux is apartment-led: 57 of the 83 listings on RealEstateAbroad are apartments, at a median asking price of €509,850 and €5,682 per m². The commune lies in the Ardennes in northern Luxembourg.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. Price per m² uses 75 listings.
| Measure | Clervaux |
|---|---|
| Listings | 83 |
| Median asking price | €509,850 |
| Middle half | €396,250 to €616,770 |
| Price per m² | €5,682 |
| Median size | 93 m² |
There are 57 apartments, 18 houses, 6 commercial properties and 2 penthouses. By bedroom, two-bedroom flats lead (29), then 20 three-bedroom, 13 one-bedroom, 5 five-plus and 3 four-bedroom. The sample suggests new-build apartment schemes alongside village houses. See Luxembourg's apartment, house and penthouse pages. Because Luxembourg's building rules favour efficient construction, newer flats usually have good energy ratings, while older village houses may need insulation and heating upgrades. Compare the energy certificate of each property with your running-cost budget, and ask about parking spaces, which are often sold separately.
Clervaux is known for its castle, which houses the Family of Man photography exhibition, and for the Benedictine abbey above the town. The surrounding Éislek landscape is hilly, wooded and good for walking. Cross-border commuters from Belgium and Germany and local workers buy here because prices are lower than in Luxembourg City. The capital is a longer drive and public transport is slower, so check the commute. Winters are colder and snowier here than in the south of the country.
There are no general restrictions on foreign buyers. Costs on resale homes include registration and transcription duties of roughly 7% of the price, plus notary fees, with a tax credit (Bëllegen Akt) for some owner-occupiers. New-build VAT rules differ. Confirm all rates with a Luxembourg notary. Our Luxembourg buying guide and financing overview give the full process.
Close by: Weiswampach, Wiltz, Vianden, Diekirch, Ettelbruck and Erpeldange-sur-Sûre. See the Luxembourg overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Generally yes, though €5,682 per m² is still high by European standards.
Yes: 57 of 83.
Roughly 7% in registration and transcription duties on resale, subject to credits and local rules.
Yes, with no general restrictions.