In Luxembourg-Hollerich

For sale · Hollerich, Luxembourg 2661, Luxembourg

€1,097,458

• Apartment
• 0 bedrooms
• 1 bathrooms
• Energy class: A
• Postal code: 2661

From the available listing evidence, chathome.lu estimates monthly housing cost at ~€4,424. Listing source last seen on 31 July 2026.

Features: Garage

LOCATION The "Address" residence is ideally located at 13–19, rue de la Vallée, in the heart of the Hollerich district, southwest of Luxembourg City. This address benefits from a strategic position within one of the most dynamic and transforming neighborhoods of the capital, at the interface between the city center, the train station district, and family residential areas. Hollerich today represents an urban living space, well connected, rich in opportunities and services, while retaining an authentic atmosphere and strong development potential. SURROUNDINGS Hollerich is a historic district, a former industrial site gradually transformed into a versatile urban environment mixing housing, shops, services, green spaces, and cultural facilities. It extends southwest of the city center and is bordered by the Belair, Ville-Haute, Gare, Gasperich, Cessange, and Merl districts, making it a convergence point between different dynamics of the metropolis. This sector, highly prized by a cosmopolitan and international population, attracts families, professionals, and students alike. Its eclectic ambiance, its history, and its many ongoing urban projects – notably the development of the "Nei Hollerich" district – reinforce its attractiveness and residential value. Parc Merl: vast urban park with walking areas, water features, and playgrounds, perfect for relaxation and family outings. Tram and Bus Museum: an interesting local attraction for transport history enthusiasts. Den Atelier: renowned concert hall regularly hosting international artists in a friendly atmosphere. Nightlife and dining: numerous bars, restaurants, and cafés along the rue de Hollerich offer continuous activity and great culinary diversity. In addition, urban development projects such as Nei Hollerich promise the emergence of new green spaces.