Apartment€640,000
Weiswampach

67 homes and apartments for sale in Weiswampach, Luxembourg.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€640,000
Weiswampach
Apartment€549,000
Weiswampach
Apartment€498,500
Weiswampach
Apartment€884,000
Weiswampach
Commercial property€995,000
Weiswampach
Apartment€950,000
Weiswampach
Commercial property€309,000
Weiswampach
€640,000
Weiswampach
House€540,000
Weiswampach
Apartment€650,000
Weiswampach
Apartment€498,500
Weiswampach
Apartment€410,000
Weiswampach
Apartment€626,400
Weiswampach
Penthouse€767,400
Weiswampach
Apartment€296,591
Weiswampach
House€1,248,000
Weiswampach
Apartment€388,500
Weiswampach
Apartment€581,300
Weiswampach
Apartment€626,400
Weiswampach
Apartment€767,400
Weiswampach
Apartment€559,000
Weiswampach
Apartment€603,900
Weiswampach
Apartment€408,900
Weiswampach
House€599,000
Weiswampach
Buyer's guide: Weiswampach
Weiswampach is a commune in the far north of Luxembourg's Ösling region, close to the Belgian border, and RealEstateAbroad lists 67 properties. The median asking price is €559,000, markedly lower than near the capital.
These figures come from live listings and show asking prices.
| Metric | Weiswampach |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €559,000 |
| p25 to p75 | €414,475 to €650,000 |
| Price per m² | €5,421 |
| Median size | 114 m² |
| Listings | 67 |
Apartments number 30, commercial properties 17, houses 12, land seven and one penthouse. Apartments at about €5,421 per m² are noticeably cheaper than the capital's suburbs, and at a median 114 m² they are comfortable family flats. Bedrooms: ten one-bed, 15 two-bed, ten three-bed, two four-bed and six with five or more. The commercial count is high for a rural commune, reflecting retail and hospitality tied to cross-border traffic.
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The commune lies in the green Ösling hills, close to the Belgian border, with hiking trails and forests. Clervaux is the nearest larger town, with Wiltz and Vianden also in the north. Commuting to Luxembourg City is long, so many buyers work locally or across the border, while others buy as second homes. Winters are colder than in the south, and tourism in the Ösling is seasonal, with walkers, cyclists and visitors to Clervaux's castle and the Battle of the Bulge sites. If you plan to let a unit, ask local agents about demand outside the summer months, and compare the northern price level with Luxembourg City's far higher rents, which are driven by office workers.
Neighbouring markets are Clervaux, Wiltz, Vianden, Diekirch, Erpeldange-sur-Sûre and Bettendorf.
Foreigners can buy in Luxembourg. The north has fewer sales than the capital region, so liquidity is lower, and resale can take longer. Registration duty and transcription tax total around 7% of the price, with notary fees on top. Read our Luxembourg buying guide, mortgage page and the Luxembourg overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, though prices are still high by European standards.
Cross-border traffic supports retail and hospitality.
Yes, the commune is in the far north.
Yes, with notary fees and registration taxes.