Studio€499,900
Echternach

139 homes and apartments for sale in Echternach, Luxembourg.
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24 properties shown
Studio€499,900
Echternach
Apartment€621,936
Echternach

€785,000
Echternach
House€1,250,000
Echternach
Apartment€535,000
Echternach
House€995,000
Echternach
Apartment€520,000
Echternach

€775,000
Echternach
House€950,000
Echternach
House€850,000
Echternach

€2,400,000
Echternach
Apartment€548,500
Echternach
Commercial property€595,000
Echternach
House€948,000
Echternach
House€785,000
Echternach
House€950,000
Echternach
Apartment€548,500
Echternach
Apartment€460,000
Echternach

€1,360,000
Echternach
Apartment€558,000
Echternach

€575,000
Echternach
Apartment€788,088
Echternach
Apartment€636,486
Echternach
Apartment€838,992
Echternach
Buyer's guide: Echternach
Property for sale in Echternach combines a historic abbey town with Luxembourg's high prices, with a median asking price of €750,000 across 139 listings. It sits on the German border in the Müllerthal region, popular for hiking and quiet living within reach of the capital.
Asking prices in our current listings run from a lower quartile of €515,000 to an upper quartile of €1,080,000. The median property is 125 m² and the median is €6,438 per m², among the highest in this group of towns.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 139 |
| Median asking price | €750,000 |
| Middle 50% | €515,000 to €1,080,000 |
| Price per m² | €6,438 |
| Median size | 125 m² |
Apartments account for 58 listings and houses for 54, with 17 commercial properties, 8 plots, one studio and one villa. The bedroom mix is balanced: 30 two-bedroom, 26 four-bedroom, 23 three-bedroom, 17 one-bedroom and 11 with five or more. Compare apartments with houses, or browse land if you plan to build.
Echternach is Luxembourg's oldest town, built around a Benedictine abbey founded in the seventh century by Willibrord, and known for its springtime dancing procession. The Sûre river forms the German border, and the Müllerthal Trail starts nearby, making it popular with walkers and cyclists. Luxembourg City is about 35 km away, so commuting is possible by car, though public transport is slower than from towns on the rail line.
Surrounding communes include Consdorf, Beaufort, Mertert, Wasserbillig, Heffingen and Medernach.
Foreigners can buy property in Luxembourg without a permit. Registration and transcription duties on a resale home are around 7% in total, with reliefs for owner-occupiers that depend on residence status. New builds bought off-plan follow a different VAT regime. A notary handles the deed, and fees are regulated.
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Last updated 8 October 2026
At a median of €750,000 and €6,438 per m² it is high, though lower than Luxembourg City.
Echternach is on the German border, which makes cross-border commuting common.
Around 7% in registration and transcription duty on resale homes, plus notary fees.
Yes, the Müllerthal Trail and nearby forests draw visitors year-round.