Apartment€1,160,000
Keispelt

52 homes and apartments for sale in Keispelt, Luxembourg.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€1,160,000
Keispelt
Apartment€995,000
Keispelt
Apartment€1,160,000
Keispelt
House€1,216,000
Keispelt
House€795,000
Keispelt
House€795,000
Keispelt
House€1,067,000
Keispelt
House€1,067,000
Keispelt
House€1,067,000
Keispelt
House€1,067,000
Keispelt
House€1,069,000
Keispelt
House€1,067,000
Keispelt
House€1,067,000
Keispelt
House€1,247,000
Keispelt
€1,300,000
Keispelt
Apartment€1,148,576
Keispelt
House€1,067,000
Keispelt
Apartment€995,000
Keispelt
Apartment€600,000
Keispelt
House€1,067,000
Keispelt
House€1,067,000
Keispelt
Apartment€993,674
Keispelt
Apartment€993,674
Keispelt
Apartment€690,000
Keispelt
Buyer's guide: Keispelt
A search for property for sale in Keispelt leads to a rural village in the Kehlen commune. The 52 listings on RealEstateAbroad have a median asking price of €895,000 (current asking prices), at €6,627 per m² based on 27 listings, with a larger share of houses and building plots than nearby suburbs.
Figures are from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €895,000 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €695,000 to €1,067,000 |
| Median price per m² | €6,627 |
| Median size | 161 m² |
| Listings | 52 |
The stock is 23 houses, 16 plots and 13 apartments. Four-bedroom homes (13) lead, then 9 with three, 2 with two, 2 with five or more and 1 with one; most plots and some flats have no bedroom data. Building land is a feature of the local market. See Luxembourg houses and land.
Keispelt is a village in the Kehlen commune in the west of Luxembourg, around 12 km from the capital, surrounded by fields and small woods. Day-to-day shopping is in Kehlen or the Capellen area, and commuting is mostly by car on the A6, though bus lines serve the village. The nearby communities in our list are Kehlen, Bridel, Steinsel, Lorentzweiler, Lintgen and Bereldange. Families like the larger plots and lower density compared with the capital's suburbs.
Foreigners can buy without restriction. Resale duties are 7% (6% registration plus 1% transcription), with notary fees extra. Building a house on a plot adds architect, permit and VAT costs, and the commune's development plan (PAG) governs what you can build, so verify it before purchase. Banks lend up to about 80% to residents.
See our Luxembourg buying guide, the financing page and the Luxembourg overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Only if the commune's development plan allows it. Ask for a planning certificate before paying a deposit.
About 12 km, 20 to 30 minutes by car.
Bus lines serve the village, but most residents drive.
Villages further from the capital cost less, and Keispelt has many larger houses and plots.