Apartment€570,000
Medernach

81 homes and apartments for sale in Medernach, Luxembourg.
24 properties shown
Apartment€570,000
Medernach
Apartment€725,000
Medernach
House€1,195,000
Medernach
House€1,160,000
Medernach
House€980,000
Medernach
House€1,195,000
Medernach
House€1,195,000
Medernach
House€1,160,000
Medernach
Apartment€692,050
Medernach
Apartment€580,390
Medernach
€895,000
Medernach
Apartment€460,000
Medernach
House€1,185,907
Medernach
House€790,000
Medernach
€1,075,000
Medernach
House€790,000
Medernach
House€980,000
Medernach
House€890,000
Medernach
House€969,068
Medernach
Apartment€659,000
Medernach
House€1,195,000
Medernach
House€858,700
Medernach
House€877,749
Medernach
Apartment€760,000
Medernach
Buyer's guide: Medernach
Medernach real estate is a village market in central-northern Luxembourg, where 81 current listings on RealEstateAbroad have a median asking price of €658,000 and a typical size of 195 m². Houses and building land make up most of the stock.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 81 |
| Median asking price | €658,000 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €445,000 to €920,000 |
| Median price per m² | €5,643 |
| Median size | 195 m² |
There are 34 houses, 32 land plots, 13 apartments and 2 commercial properties, with bedrooms splitting 25 three-bed, 19 four-bed, 14 with five or more and 8 two-bed. The land share is high compared with the city. See houses in Luxembourg and land in Luxembourg.
Medernach is a village in the Ernz Noire valley near Larochette, in the Mullerthal region known for forest trails and sandstone formations, often called Little Switzerland. Diekirch and Ettelbruck are the nearest towns for services, and Luxembourg City is a drive away. It suits remote workers and commuters who prefer countryside.
Check building-land status carefully, since Luxembourg communes control zones and permitted use.
Village life means a bakery, a school and a handful of cafés rather than a town centre; for hospitals and large shops residents head to Ettelbruck or the capital. Public transport exists but most households run a car. Prices per square metre in the Ernz valley are lower than in Luxembourg City, yet the median of €5,643 per m² shows that even rural Luxembourg remains costly by European standards.
Foreigners can buy freely in Luxembourg. Resale purchases typically carry registration duty around 7% plus 1% transcription tax and notary fees, with a tax credit for owner-occupiers. A notary handles the deed. Read our Luxembourg buying guide, Luxembourg financing and Luxembourg analysis.
Mortgage lenders in Luxembourg will lend to non-residents, usually requiring a larger deposit; the exact loan-to-value depends on your income and residence. Build in a survey and an energy certificate review, since many older farmhouses in the valley need insulation work. Our mortgage calculator can model the repayments.
Larochette, Beaufort, Heffingen and Bettendorf are neighbouring communities, while Diekirch and Schieren are the nearest towns. See the Luxembourg overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Median ask is €658,000, with the middle half from €445,000 to €920,000.
Yes, 32 of 81 listings are land; check zoning.
Yes, without nationality restrictions.
Registration duty, transcription tax, notary fees and agent fees; approximate and variable.
It works for those who accept a road commute to Luxembourg City, or who work in Diekirch and Ettelbruck. Test the journey at peak hours before buying.