House€2,390,000
Oetrange

111 homes and apartments for sale in Oetrange, Luxembourg.
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24 properties shown
House€2,390,000
Oetrange
Apartment€930,000
Oetrange
House€1,980,000
Oetrange
€1,490,000
Oetrange
Apartment€674,940
Oetrange
Apartment€859,234
Oetrange
Apartment€704,982
Oetrange
Apartment€944,054
Oetrange
Apartment€1,024,085
Oetrange
Apartment€722,671
Oetrange
Apartment€789,456
Oetrange
Apartment€949,712
Oetrange
Apartment€1,013,938
Oetrange
Apartment€628,677
Oetrange
Apartment€959,575
Oetrange
Apartment€411,654
Oetrange
Apartment€445,447
Oetrange
Apartment€1,390,000
Oetrange
House€1,390,000
Oetrange
House€1,690,000
Oetrange
€520,000
Oetrange
House€2,390,000
Oetrange
Apartment€931,162
Oetrange
Apartment€765,905
Oetrange
Buyer's guide: Oetrange
Oetrange is a village in the Contern area, east of Luxembourg City, and Oetrange real estate is dominated by apartments. RealEstateAbroad lists 111 properties here with a median asking price of €931,162.
Figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. Many listings are likely new-build apartments in small residences, which helps explain the compact median size.
| Indicator | Oetrange |
|---|---|
| Listings | 111 |
| Median asking price | €931,162 |
| Range (p25 to p75) | €722,671 to €1,050,220 |
| Median price per m² | €7,855 |
| Median size | 110 m² |
Apartments account for 90 of 111 listings, with 17 houses and 4 plots. Two- and three-bedroom units dominate: 49 listings have three bedrooms and 32 have two, while 5 have four, 4 have one, 3 have five or more and 1 is a studio. That makes the village more of a young-family and commuter market than a villa market. If you want a house, the Luxembourg house listings cover a wider area, and the apartment page shows comparable flats.
Oetrange is small, quiet and residential, and it sits in a countryside setting while keeping the capital within a short drive. It suits commuters who work in the city, at the airport or in the business parks along the eastern corridor, and who want a newer apartment instead of an older city flat. Public transport is less frequent than in the capital, so most households keep a car; check bus and rail links for your own commute.
Buyers are typically international professionals, many on corporate relocation packages. Investors targeting rentals should model local rents with an agent before relying on yield assumptions.
Foreigners can buy freely. Expect registration and transcription duty of approx. 7% outside the capital, notary fees and agent commission, and check whether VAT at a reduced rate applies for a new-build home you will occupy. New developments are often bought off-plan (VEFA) with staged payments, so ask the notary how guarantees are structured. Mortgage terms are covered in our financing guide for Luxembourg.
Other markets worth comparing include Contern, Sandweiler and Moutfort. Wider context is on the Luxembourg country page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes. Our listings show 90 apartments, 17 houses and 4 land plots. Houses are scarcer, so expect competition when they appear.
Its median asking price of €931,162 is lower, but flats are smaller. Compare per-square-metre figures and the build year.
It is the purchase of a home still under construction, paid in stages as work progresses. A notary should explain the guarantees that protect your instalments.
Most residents do. Public transport exists but is less frequent than in the capital, so check your commute before buying.