House€2,100,000
Niederanven

111 homes and apartments for sale in Niederanven, Luxembourg.
Photo: Yuri Li / Unsplash
24 properties shown
House€2,100,000
Niederanven
House€1,190,000
Niederanven
House€2,200,000
Niederanven
House€1,735,000
Niederanven
House€1,499,500
Niederanven
Apartment€1,459,522
Niederanven
Apartment€922,933
Niederanven
Apartment€1,065,560
Niederanven
Apartment€1,300,000
Niederanven
Apartment€2,786,194
Niederanven
Apartment€1,772,190
Niederanven
Apartment€1,939,954
Niederanven
House€2,790,000
Niederanven
Apartment€1,265,640
Niederanven
Apartment€1,269,060
Niederanven
Apartment€1,265,640
Niederanven
Apartment€1,270,770
Niederanven
House€3,850,000
Niederanven
House€2,999,000
Niederanven
€1,190,000
Niederanven
House€2,480,000
Niederanven
House€1,580,000
Niederanven
House€2,600,000
Niederanven
House€3,850,000
Niederanven
Buyer's guide: Niederanven
Property for sale in Niederanven sits at the top end of the Luxembourg market, close to the airport, the Kirchberg business district and forest walks. Current listings on RealEstateAbroad number 111, with a median asking price of €1,459,522.
These are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, not completed sales. Luxembourg is among the most expensive property markets in Europe, and Niederanven prices reflect proximity to the capital.
| Indicator | Niederanven |
|---|---|
| Listings | 111 |
| Median asking price | €1,459,522 |
| Range (p25 to p75) | €1,280,000 to €2,039,000 |
| Median price per m² | €9,372 |
| Median size | 208 m² |
Houses are the largest group at 55 listings, followed by 36 apartments and 20 plots of land. Most homes are family-sized: 43 have three bedrooms, 14 have five or more, 8 have four and 7 have two. The plots are significant: building land in a commune this close to the capital is scarce, so it attracts developers and self-builders. For a smaller entry ticket, compare apartments in Luxembourg or look at the house listings country-wide.
Niederanven commune is east of Luxembourg City and includes Senningerberg and Oberanven, among other localities. It is quiet and residential, with detached houses, green space and quick motorway access, and the airport at Findel is minutes away. Buyers are largely senior professionals working at EU institutions, banks and funds in Kirchberg and the city, plus international families who want a larger garden than the city offers.
There is no foreign-buyer restriction in Luxembourg, but you should plan for competition from well-funded local buyers and a thin supply of homes.
Acquisition costs outside the capital are approx. 7% (registration and transcription duty) plus notary fees, with possible tax credits for a first main residence; verify the current scheme with a notary. Banks lend to non-residents but at lower loan-to-value than to residents, so expect to bring a substantial deposit. The ECB deposit rate is 2.50%, so check fixed-rate offers against our Luxembourg mortgage guide.
To compare neighbouring communes, see Schuttrange, Sandweiler and Gonderange. More background is in the Luxembourg property overview and the buying guide for foreigners.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It combines proximity to Luxembourg City, the airport and the Kirchberg offices with limited housing supply. Our listings show €9,372 per m² at the median.
Yes. Luxembourg does not restrict foreign ownership of residential property, though a notary must complete the deed and you should plan for funds and tax checks.
Neighbouring communes such as Sandweiler and Schuttrange are close, though prices are still high. Apartments in the wider country are the lowest-priced entry point.
Our data shows 20 land listings, a notable share. Check zoning, utilities and permit rules with the commune before offering.