Wasserbillig: Border-Town Apartments and Houses

Wasserbillig has a train station on the line to Luxembourg City, and it is the closest Luxembourg town to Trier in Germany, so cross-border shopping and fuel purchasing are part of local life. It is also a border commuter point for people living on the German side.

Neighbouring markets are Mertert, Grevenmacher, Echternach, Junglinster, Consdorf and Gonderange.

Luxembourg lets foreigners buy, and an international clientele is normal here. Total registration and transcription charges are around 7% of the purchase price, with notary fees on top. If you will live in Luxembourg but work in Germany, cross-border tax rules matter, so get tax advice. Check the flood-risk map for riverside plots, as the Sûre and Moselle meet at the town, and ask the notary for any easements. Mortgage lenders will want proof of income, so use the mortgage calculator early. See the Luxembourg buying guide, financing page and country overview.