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For listing data dated 1 September 2026, ChatHome records 1 active House listing in Habscht. The advertised price is €3,500,000, equal to €3,500/m². The stated living area is 1,000 m² and the bedroom count is unknown. These are asking details, not a completed-transaction value; unverified facts remain unpublished.
For sale · Habscht 8395, Luxembourg
€3,500,000
From the available listing evidence, chathome.lu finds this home 19% below its eligible local benchmark. Listing source last seen on 1 September 2026.
The Château Septfontaines dating from the XIIth century is a Luxembourgish medieval château. It is located above the church on a rocky ridge overlooking the village of Septfontaines, in the municipality of Habscht, and forms part of the valley of the seven castles. HISTORICAL: The exact date of the first château of Septfontaines is not known. Historians do know that in 1192 a certain Tidier appeared in a document as lord of Septfontaines. In 1233, Jean de Septfontaines received the fortified château and the village of Septfontaines as a fief from Countess Ermesinde de Luxembourg. In the XIIIth century, the fortified château was enlarged. The square tower in Renaissance style was erected around the year 1600 by Christophe de Criechingen. In 1779, a fire destroyed the château, which then deteriorated more and more. In 1919, the château was partly demolished before, in 1920, its many owners tried to stop the progressive deterioration and transformed the château into a stately residence. TODAY: The fortified château consists of the following: 1. Main entrance to the château 2. Round tower equipped with a staircase leading to the basement (garage, unfinished glass pyramid and glass dome) (formerly the château chapel) 3. Well 4. Inner courtyard I 5. Inner courtyard II 6. Panoramic terrace 7. Outbuildings (partially renovated) 8. Remains of the tower built in 1600 9. Main building accessible by a lift to be redesigned. The main building of the fortified château (9) has been partially renovated, although part of the renovation work remains to be completed. The idea behind this renovation work was to create a prestigious residence there, benefiting from a privileged location overlooking the picturesque locality of Septfontaines. In fact, the main building (9) has undergone significant renovation work in recent years: reconstruction and renovation of the exterior walls, installation of a lift (to re
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