House€995,000
Hagen

55 homes and apartments for sale in Hagen, Luxembourg.
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24 properties shown
House€995,000
Hagen
Apartment€1,628,740
Hagen
Apartment€674,588
Hagen
Apartment€804,665
Hagen
Apartment€528,078
Hagen
Apartment€725,303
Hagen
House€740,000
Hagen
Apartment€808,618
Hagen
Apartment€769,161
Hagen
Apartment€879,269
Hagen
Apartment€635,697
Hagen
Apartment€539,714
Hagen
Apartment€835,893
Hagen
Apartment€1,086,138
Hagen
Apartment€1,000,498
Hagen
Apartment€923,757
Hagen
Apartment€689,082
Hagen
Apartment€676,292
Hagen
Apartment€1,009,396
Hagen
Apartment€759,500
Hagen
Apartment€1,414,793
Hagen
Apartment€690,195
Hagen
Apartment€832,556
Hagen
Apartment€939,327
Hagen
Buyer's guide: Hagen
Property for sale in Hagen puts you in the Steinfort area, west of Luxembourg City, where the median asking price is €759,500 across 55 listings on RealEstateAbroad. Apartments lead the stock, with a notable amount of building land. Here is the data and what to consider before buying.
These are asking prices from current listings. Luxembourg new-builds are often sold off plan, so pricing can reflect a future delivery date.
| Indicator | Hagen |
|---|---|
| Listings | 55 |
| Median asking price | €759,500 |
| P25 to P75 | €580,000 to €977,500 |
| Median per m² | €9,049 |
| Median size | 102 m² |
Apartments number 29, land plots 15, houses 10 and commercial property 1. By bedroom count: 5 one-bed, 10 two-bed, 16 three-bed, 3 four-bed and 3 with five or more. The large share of plots is worth noting: serviced building land is a distinct product with its own rules on planning and timelines.
Compare with national categories such as apartments in Luxembourg and land.
Hagen is a village in the commune of Steinfort, in the west of the country near the Belgian border. It offers a quieter, greener alternative to the capital, with commuters reaching Luxembourg City by road or by regional trains from nearby stations. Neighbouring Capellen, Mamer and Steinfort supply shops, schools and services.
Typical buyers are cross-border workers, families wanting space within about 20 to 30 minutes of the city, and investors in new-build apartments. Commuter traffic on the A6 can be heavy at peak times.
Luxembourg welcomes foreign buyers, and there is no general restriction. Purchase tax is about 7% (6% registration plus 1% transcription) as of 2026, with credits for owner-occupiers on some purchases; confirm with the notary what applies to you. New builds sold with VAT work differently. Notary fees are on top.
Read the Luxembourg buying guide and the financing guide, and run scenarios in the mortgage calculator.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Luxembourg has some of Europe's highest property prices, driven by strong wages and limited supply. A median of €9,049 per m² here reflects that, even outside the capital.
Building land is a different risk: you need planning permission and build costs on top. Ask the commune about the zoning plan before reserving.
Typically 20 to 30 minutes by car off peak and longer at rush hour. Check bus and train options from the nearest station.
About 7% in registration and transcription duties on resales as of 2026, plus notary fees. Confirm with a notary.
Yes, banks lend to non-residents, usually at lower loan-to-value. Expect to need a deposit of 20% or more.