Eischen, Luxembourg: Houses and Apartments for Sale

The village belongs to the commune of Hobscheid, in the west of the country, and sits close to the Belgian border. The A6 motorway towards Luxembourg City is the main commuter artery, and Arlon on the Belgian side is also within reach, so some households straddle both countries. Many residents work in the capital or the Strassen business area, and prices reflect that commute.

See nearby markets: Hobscheid, Steinfort, Hagen, Capellen, Garnich and Kehlen.

Luxembourg has no general ban on foreign buyers. The market is tight: supply is limited, so well-priced homes can sell quickly and sellers often expect full or near-full asking prices. Registration duty plus transcription tax typically total around 7%, and notary fees are paid on top, so verify the figure for your purchase. Owner-occupiers may qualify for tax credits. Mortgage lenders are used to cross-border buyers, and the Luxembourg financing page sets out typical terms.

Look at the Luxembourg buying guide and Luxembourg overview.