In eastern Luxembourg, in the canton of Grevenmacher, the charming hamlet of Breinert, a section of the commune of Biwer, welcomes a new residential project of 4 terraced houses, 2 of which are already sold. Nestled in the heart of the Luxembourg countryside, this peaceful village offers an authentic and green living environment, while remaining perfectly connected: 20 minutes are enough to reach Luxembourg-Ville, 15 minutes to reach Grevenmacher with its shops and pleasant walks along the Moselle, 10 minutes to Junglinster and its Lënster Lycée – International School as well as its commercial area, and it is also close to Betzdorf, headquarters of SES. Motorway access is only 9 minutes away.
Among the houses still available, lot A stands out for its careful layout and quality finishes. With a total living area of 153.79 m² spread over three levels, it offers a harmonious and functional living space. The basement includes a spacious bathroom (6.03 m²), a comfortable bedroom (19.15 m²), a multipurpose space for office or leisure (13.93 m²), a hallway (7.2 m²) and a staircase (5.19 m²), for a total of 51.5 m². The ground floor offers a large living room with open kitchen (37.72 m²), a separate WC (2.84 m²), a hallway (10.74 m²) and a staircase (5.27 m²), totalling 51.3 m², complemented by a garage and an outdoor parking space. Upstairs there is an office or hobby space (18.6 m²), a bathroom (6.91 m²), a bedroom (14.37 m²), a dressing room (6.94 m²) and a hallway (4.17 m²), for a total of 50.99 m².
This project combines modern comfort, well-designed volumes and rural charm, offering an ideal setting for those seeking tranquillity without giving up proximity to services. Breinert appeals with its friendly atmosphere and preserved natural environment, making this location a rare and sought-after address in Luxembourg.
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The energy passport (Energiepass) rates the property according to its energy consumption, from A+ (passive building) to I (very high energy use).