House€750,000
Linger

50 homes and apartments for sale in Linger, Luxembourg.
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24 properties shown
House€750,000
Linger
House€1,569,672
Linger
House€530,000
Linger
House€1,221,000
Linger
House€1,262,000
Linger
House€1,370,000
Linger
House€1,336,000
Linger
House€1,325,000
Linger
House€1,298,000
Linger
House€1,326,000
Linger
House€1,233,768
Linger
House€1,358,010
Linger
House€1,365,917
Linger
House€1,280,644
Linger
House€1,239,235
Linger
House€1,221,000
Linger
House€1,370,000
Linger
House€1,298,000
Linger
House€1,262,000
Linger
House€1,336,000
Linger
House€1,325,000
Linger
House€1,326,000
Linger
House€699,000
Linger
House€1,904,219
Linger
Buyer's guide: Linger
Linger real estate is a village market in the south-west of Luxembourg, close to the Belgian border, and the median asking price in current listings on RealEstateAbroad is €1,227,384. Most supply is houses and building land, so this is a market for families and developers, not for small apartments.
The table uses asking prices from 50 current listings. The median is pulled up by large new houses and plots, and the range between quartiles is very wide.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 50 |
| Median asking price | €1,227,384 |
| Lower to upper quartile | €557,170 to €1,326,000 |
| Median price per m² | €6,850 |
| Median size | 200 m² |
There are 30 houses, 17 plots of land and 3 apartments. Four-bedroom homes lead (19 listings), then three-bedroom (6), two-bedroom (4) and five-bedroom plus (3). Plots are a major share, so many buyers are building. Compare with houses in Luxembourg, land in Luxembourg and apartments in Luxembourg.
Linger belongs to the commune of Käerjeng in the country's southwest, a few kilometres from the Belgian frontier. Neighbouring places in our data are Bascharage, Hautcharage, Pétange, Rodange, Sanem and Niederkorn. Many residents work in Luxembourg City or in the southern industrial belt and commute by road or rail from nearby stations; check the exact journey time from the plot you are viewing.
Luxembourg allows foreigners to buy property without a residence requirement. Purchase costs are about 7% of the price, comprising 6% registration duty and 1% transcription tax, plus notary fees. Owner-occupiers can claim a Bëllegen Akt credit against that duty, but the amount should be confirmed locally. On a €1.2m house, the duty alone is large, so budget carefully.
Use the Luxembourg country page, the Luxembourg buying guide and financing in Luxembourg to plan; our mortgage calculator helps estimate monthly costs.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes. Luxembourg does not restrict foreign buyers of residential property, and you do not need to live there.
About 7% in duties (6% registration plus 1% transcription) plus notary fees. Check whether a Bëllegen Akt credit applies to you.
17 of 50 are plots, reflecting active building in the south-west. Check zoning and servicing for each.
The median size is 200 m², and four-bedroom houses are the most common size.
Bascharage, Hautcharage, Pétange, Rodange, Sanem and Niederkorn are all in the same corner of Luxembourg.