Apartment€672,147
Kehlen

201 homes and apartments for sale in Kehlen, Luxembourg.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€672,147
Kehlen
Penthouse€952,500
Kehlen
Penthouse€863,533
Kehlen
Apartment€989,474
Kehlen
Apartment€863,533
Kehlen
Apartment€934,718
Kehlen
House€1,549,000
Kehlen
Apartment€838,292
Kehlen
House€1,067,000
Kehlen
Apartment€971,902
Kehlen
Apartment€983,300
Kehlen
Penthouse€865,880
Kehlen
House€1,495,000
Kehlen
Apartment€599,500
Kehlen
Apartment€791,682
Kehlen
Apartment€689,937
Kehlen
Apartment€1,064,070
Kehlen
Apartment€798,500
Kehlen
Apartment€845,000
Kehlen
Apartment€945,000
Kehlen
House€3,500,000
Kehlen
Apartment€890,000
Kehlen
Apartment€1,050,000
Kehlen
Apartment€689,937
Kehlen
Buyer's guide: Kehlen
Kehlen is a commune a short drive west of Luxembourg City, and its property for sale is among the more expensive in the country. We list 199 properties with a median asking price of €989,474, mostly apartments.
These are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. The middle half runs from €798,500 to €1,199,394, and the median ask per square metre is €8,333. The median home is 122 m².
| Measure | Kehlen |
|---|---|
| Listings | 199 |
| Median asking price | €989,474 |
| Interquartile range | €798,500 to €1,199,394 |
| Per m² | €8,333 |
| Median size | 122 m² |
Apartments account for 127 listings, houses 63, land four, penthouses three, and one studio and one commercial unit. Three-bedroom homes are the largest group (68), followed by 44 four-bedroom, 41 two-bedroom, 18 one-bedroom and 14 with five or more. Many of the flats are in recent small developments.
See apartments, houses, penthouses, studios and land.
Kehlen includes villages such as Nospelt and Olm and borders open countryside, while Mamer, Strassen and Capellen provide shopping and business parks within a few minutes. Many residents work in the capital or at the businesses along the A6 motorway. Luxembourg City is around 15 minutes by car outside peak hours.
Neighbouring communes include Mamer, Capellen, Keispelt, Strassen, Bridel and Bereldange.
The country has no foreign-ownership restriction on homes. Buyers sign before a notary and pay registration and transcription duties totalling about 7%, subject to credits for those who will live in the property. New homes bought off plan are sold with staged payments and legal guarantees. Banks tend to lend up to roughly 80% for residents, less for non-residents; check with a broker.
See the Luxembourg buying guide, financing and the country page. The mortgage calculator is useful for budgeting.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Luxembourg has high incomes and limited supply, and Kehlen's position beside the capital intensifies this.
Bus links run to the city and the local rail stations. Many households still use cars.
Possibly with a larger deposit. Banks look carefully at income and tax residency.
Yes. Contracts include staged payments and statutory protections.
Yes, the notarial deed is required.