Apartment€702,272
Mersch

554 homes and apartments for sale in Mersch, Luxembourg.
24 properties shown
Apartment€702,272
Mersch
House€1,469,000
Mersch
Apartment€873,194
Mersch
Apartment€605,987
Mersch
Apartment€642,224
Mersch
Apartment€1,241,640
Mersch
Apartment€686,036
Mersch
Apartment€560,000
Mersch
Apartment€517,000
Mersch
Apartment€745,000
Mersch
Apartment€760,000
Mersch
Apartment€669,000
Mersch
Apartment€497,000
Mersch
Apartment€702,272
Mersch
Apartment€996,720
Mersch
Apartment€760,000
Mersch
Apartment€818,000
Mersch
Apartment€748,000
Mersch
Apartment€845,000
Mersch
House€1,200,000
Mersch
Apartment€440,000
Mersch
Apartment€579,000
Mersch
Apartment€845,000
Mersch
Apartment€739,000
Mersch
Buyer's guide: Mersch
Mersch is a commuter town in central Luxembourg, in the valley of the Seven Castles, and its 554 listings have a median asking price of €686,036. Apartments lead with 341 listings, and 132 are commercial.
Figures come from current listings on RealEstateAbroad; asking prices.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €686,036 |
| Middle 50% (p25 to p75) | €597,024 to €890,000 |
| Median price per m² | €8,272 |
| Median size | 87 m² |
| Listings | 554 |
Luxembourg's high price per m² is a national feature; it is among the highest in Europe.
After 341 apartments and 132 commercial units, there are 59 houses, 21 plots and 1 villa. Two-bedroom flats number 122, one-bedroom 105, three-bedroom 92, four-bedroom 43 and five-plus 15. Many apartments are new builds sold off-plan. Compare Luxembourg apartments and houses, or browse penthouses.
The tight band between €597,024 and €890,000 suggests uniform stock from newer residential schemes.
Energy-class ratings matter in Luxembourg because they affect running costs and subsidies; request the energy passport and check parking and cellar spaces, which are often sold separately.
Mersch has a train station on the line to Luxembourg City and Ettelbruck, a town-centre shopping area, and forests and walking routes in the surrounding valley. The capital is about 20 minutes by train or car, which makes it popular with cross-border workers and families wanting more space than in the city.
For other options, look at Luxembourg City, Bertrange or Esch-sur-Alzette, or the redeveloped Belval.
There are no general restrictions on foreign buyers. A notary prepares the deed, and registration duties of around 7% apply to resale purchases, though credits for first-time residents can reduce this. New builds (VEFA) usually carry VAT, which can be reduced for a primary residence; confirm the figures with the notary.
Non-residents generally face lower loan-to-value ratios. Review our Luxembourg buying guide, financing in Luxembourg and the Luxembourg page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Typically a little, though the whole country is expensive. Compare with Luxembourg City.
Off-plan sale of a property under construction, with staged payments. Check the guarantee of completion.
About 20 minutes by train or car.
Yes, with no general restrictions.