House€785,000
Ettelbruck

212 homes and apartments for sale in Ettelbruck, Luxembourg.
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24 properties shown
House€785,000
Ettelbruck
Villa€2,200,000
Ettelbruck
Apartment€740,000
Ettelbruck
House€748,000
Ettelbruck
Commercial property€600,000
Ettelbruck
€875,000
Ettelbruck
Apartment€380,000
Ettelbruck
Apartment€650,000
Ettelbruck
Apartment€598,000
Ettelbruck

€848,000
Ettelbruck
Apartment€735,000
Ettelbruck
House€670,000
Ettelbruck
Apartment€530,000
Ettelbruck
House€750,000
Ettelbruck
Commercial property€780,000
Ettelbruck
House€564,000
Ettelbruck
House€1,652,763
Ettelbruck
House€1,080,000
Ettelbruck
Apartment€595,000
Ettelbruck
Apartment€380,000
Ettelbruck
Apartment€695,000
Ettelbruck
Apartment€765,000
Ettelbruck
House€495,000
Ettelbruck
Apartment€488,000
Ettelbruck
Buyer's guide: Ettelbruck
Ettelbruck is the transport crossroads of northern Luxembourg, and property for sale here is a step cheaper than the capital-area communes but not cheap. Our 212 current listings have a median asking price of €650,000.
All figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. The middle half of the market spans €498,000 to €877,400. The median price per square metre is €5,508 and the median home is 123 m².
| Measure | Ettelbruck |
|---|---|
| Listings | 212 |
| Median asking price | €650,000 |
| Interquartile range | €498,000 to €877,400 |
| Per m² | €5,508 |
| Median size | 123 m² |
Apartments lead with 83 listings, followed by 75 houses, 32 commercial units, 21 plots of land and one villa. Two-bedroom homes (55) are the most common, then four-bedroom (40), three-bedroom (31), five-plus (23) and one-bedroom (11).
Use the pages for Luxembourg apartments, houses, commercial and land to compare.
The town is a rail and road junction where lines meet for the capital, Diekirch and the north, and it has a regional hospital and schools. It lies at the meeting of the Alzette and Sûre rivers, and the Patton memorial commemorates the liberation in 1944. Many residents commute to Luxembourg City by train, typically in under 40 minutes.
Nearby are Diekirch, Erpeldange-sur-Sûre, Schieren, Mertzig, Bissen and Bettendorf.
Luxembourg lets non-residents buy property freely. The sale is concluded by notarial deed, and duties generally total around 7% of the price, with allowances for owner-occupiers. Purchases of new homes may be subject to VAT, with a reduced rate for a main residence up to a cap. Confirm figures with the notary.
See the Luxembourg guide, the financing page and the country overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It is well connected by train and road to the capital, and many people commute. Check timetables and parking at the station.
Yes, apartments are the largest category and some come from developers. Ask about VAT treatment and completion guarantees.
No. Luxembourg does not require residence for property purchase, but a mortgage will depend on income and documentation.
The 32 commercial listings include shops and offices. Zoning and commercial lease law differ from residential rules, so get advice.
Compared with the capital, yes. It is a regional town centre with quieter neighbourhoods around it.