House€990,000
Pétange

246 homes and apartments for sale in Pétange, Luxembourg.
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24 properties shown
House€990,000
Pétange
Apartment€599,000
Pétange
House€1,090,000
Pétange
House€558,000
Pétange
Apartment€480,000
Pétange
House€660,000
Pétange
Apartment€400,000
Pétange
House€840,000
Pétange
House€945,000
Pétange
House€999,000
Pétange
Apartment€550,000
Pétange
House€945,000
Pétange
House€750,000
Pétange
Apartment€479,000
Pétange
Apartment€550,000
Pétange
Apartment€495,000
Pétange
Apartment€457,000
Pétange
House€780,000
Pétange
Apartment€384,000
Pétange
Apartment€745,000
Pétange
House€569,000
Pétange
Apartment€638,000
Pétange
House€920,000
Pétange
House€1,040,000
Pétange
Buyer's guide: Pétange
Pétange sits in the far south-west of Luxembourg, where the country meets Belgium and France, and offers one of the more accessible price levels for the Grand Duchy: a median asking price of €619,000 across 246 current listings. Apartments (133) slightly outnumber houses (99), and cross-border commuting shapes demand.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 246 |
| Median asking price | €619,000 |
| Middle 50% range (p25-p75) | €510,000 - €845,000 |
| Median price per m² | €6,333 |
| Median size | 107 m² |
Besides the 133 apartments and 99 houses there are 11 commercial units and 3 plots. Two-bedroom homes lead with 66 listings, then 49 three-bedroom, 45 four-bedroom, 37 one-bedroom and 30 with five or more. New apartment blocks are common near the railway, while older terraced houses sit in the villages.
The commune includes Pétange itself plus Lamadelaine and Rodange, and has rail connections to Luxembourg City. Buyers include employees in the capital, Belgians and French residents moving across the border, and investors. Neighbours include Bascharage, Linger, Hautcharage, Niederkorn, Rodange and Sanem. Check traffic on the A4 and the schedule of trains before you commit to a commute.
There are no general restrictions on foreign buyers. The notary is mandatory, and registration and transcription duties are around 7% of the price, with reliefs for buyers of a main residence; verify the current rate with a notary. Off-plan purchases (VEFA) have staged payments and a legal guarantee. Mortgages often need a larger down payment for non-residents. See the Luxembourg guide, apartment listings and mortgage page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Typically yes. A median of €6,333 per m² is lower than the capital's, though still high by European standards.
Yes. There are no residency requirements for buying in Luxembourg.
Registration and transcription duties of around 7%, notary fees and agent fees, with possible reliefs.
Off-plan purchase, with payments tied to construction stages.
Direct trains reach Luxembourg City, though capacity is stretched at peak times.