Apartment€549,000
Grevenmacher

123 homes and apartments for sale in Grevenmacher, Luxembourg.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€549,000
Grevenmacher
Apartment€690,000
Grevenmacher
House€750,000
Grevenmacher
Apartment€598,000
Grevenmacher
Apartment€395,000
Grevenmacher
House€995,000
Grevenmacher
House€1,049,000
Grevenmacher
Apartment€495,000
Grevenmacher
Apartment€630,000
Grevenmacher
House€850,000
Grevenmacher
Apartment€348,000
Grevenmacher
Apartment€365,000
Grevenmacher
House€970,000
Grevenmacher
Apartment€625,000
Grevenmacher
Apartment€625,000
Grevenmacher

€1,589,000
Grevenmacher
Apartment€1,000
Grevenmacher
Commercial property€619,000
Grevenmacher
Apartment€614,000
Grevenmacher
Apartment€670,000
Grevenmacher
Apartment€798,000
Grevenmacher
Commercial property€1,399,000
Grevenmacher
Apartment€460,000
Grevenmacher
House€750,000
Grevenmacher
Buyer's guide: Grevenmacher
Grevenmacher is a wine town on the Moselle river in eastern Luxembourg, facing Germany across the water. RealEstateAbroad currently lists 123 properties with a median asking price of €796,500, with apartments making up most of the stock. It is cheaper than the capital, though still expensive by European standards.
All figures are euro asking prices taken from the RealEstateAbroad listings we hold for this town.
| Measure | Figure |
|---|---|
| Listings | 123 |
| Median asking price | €796,500 |
| Lower to upper quartile | €569,250 to €1,245,140 |
| Median price per m² | €7,667 |
| Median size | 119 m² |
Apartments account for 81 of 123 listings, houses 26, commercial properties 13, plots 2 and a villa 1. The commonest size is three bedrooms (38 listings); 29 have two, 20 have four, 15 have one and just 6 reach five or more.
See Luxembourg apartment listings and Luxembourg commercial listings for national comparison.
Grevenmacher is known for Moselle wine and sparkling-wine cellars, a riverside cycling path, a small old town and a butterfly garden. The Mullerthal hiking region ('Little Switzerland') lies to the north, and Trier in Germany is a short drive east. A rail line runs along the Moselle to Luxembourg City in roughly half an hour. Buyers include commuters to the capital, cross-border workers and retirees drawn to the valley's slower pace.
Grevenmacher offers valley living and a rail link to the capital at a price noticeably below Luxembourg City.
Luxembourg places no limits on foreign purchasers. The notary's bill combines roughly 7% in state duties with professional fees, and owner-occupiers may offset part of it through the Bëllegen Akt credit. Reduced VAT can apply to a new-build main home within limits. Have a notary confirm the final figures.
See our Luxembourg buying guide and Luxembourg financing page. Check the energy certificate, co-ownership accounts and any flood-zone mapping near the river.
Mertert and Wasserbillig are the next villages along the Moselle, and Consdorf lies in the Mullerthal. Junglinster, Niederanven and Schuttrange are closer to the capital. See Luxembourg.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median asking price across all types in our 123 listings is €796,500, with half between €569,250 and €1,245,140.
Yes, it sits on the Moselle, with Germany on the opposite bank.
Roughly 30 minutes by train or by car outside rush hour.
Yes, without restriction.
Yes, around one listing in ten is a shop, office or similar unit. Confirm zoning and use permits before you buy.