IllustrationAbout this apartment
An apartment in Gare with 2 bedrooms, a separate living room and a fitted kitchen, in a quiet residential street.
The apartment measures 85 m² with a private bathroom, a cellar for storage and, in most of the building, a lift.
The rent is quoted plus charges, which in Luxembourg normally covers heating, water, building maintenance, common-area cleaning and the syndic fee, and is settled annually against actual consumption.
Barresi Group manages the property directly, which means one point of contact from the first viewing to the last day of the lease. We work in English, French and Italian, and we answer on WhatsApp during working hours.
What the rent includes
- Building charges billed monthly as a provision
- Heating and hot water through the building system
- Common-area cleaning and maintenance
- Syndic and lift maintenance
- Cellar storage
- Annual reconciliation against actual consumption
Features
- Private bathroom
- Fitted kitchen
- Cellar storage
- Bicycle storage
- Close to transport
- Unfurnished or furnished on request
Location
Gare, Luxembourg City. The best connected address in the country, and the most densely served.
The Gare quarter is the grid of streets built around Luxembourg Central Station, on the plateau south of the Pétrusse valley. It is the smallest and most densely served part of the city: shops, banks, restaurants, the tram, the city buses and national and international rail are all within a walk of the front door, and the quarter is the most multicultural in the capital.
Who this apartment works well for
Rental terms at a glance
| Monthly rent | €2,300 per month plus charges |
|---|---|
| What is included | Building charges billed monthly as a provision, heating and hot water through the building system, common-area cleaning and maintenance, syndic and lift maintenance, cellar storage |
| Surface | 85 m² |
| Layout | 2 bedrooms, separate living room, fitted kitchen |
| Bathroom | Private |
| Furnishing | Unfurnished, furnished by arrangement |
| Rental period | Flexible, agreed case by case with the tenant |
| Deposit | Agreed in the lease and paid before the keys are handed over; the rental guarantee is capped by Luxembourg law |
| Pets | Considered on request, subject to the building rules |
| Availability | Confirmed on enquiry |
The figures above are the terms of this listing. Anything not listed here, including the exact surface area, is confirmed by our team before an application is made, so nothing on this page is an estimate.
Everything around you in Gare
Everyday shopping and food
Supermarkets on and around Place de la Gare cover the daily basics, including Sunday mornings, while larger stores on Rue des Gaulois and Rue du Fort Bourbon handle the weekly shop. Bakeries and pâtisseries are unusually dense here, and the streets around Avenue de la Liberté and Rue de Strasbourg hold independent grocers, butchers and international food shops covering Portuguese, Italian, Balkan and Asian ranges.
Banking, post and administration
The quarter holds one of the densest concentrations of retail banking in the country, with the major Luxembourg and international banks on Avenue de la Liberté, Avenue de la Gare and Place de Metz. POST Luxembourg is on Place de la Gare with a cash machine available around the clock, which matters when you are setting up a new life and need a bank appointment, a post office and a printer in the same afternoon.
Shops and services
Avenue de la Gare is the main retail artery, with an arcade, electronics and high-street chains alongside independent shops. Opticians, pharmacies, hairdressers, barbers, dry cleaners, phone operators and gyms are spread across Avenue de la Liberté, Rue Dicks and the side streets, so you are rarely more than five minutes from whatever you have forgotten.
Transport and connections
Luxembourg Central Station handles the national RB and RE services plus international IC, TER and TGV connections towards France, Belgium and Germany. The T1 tram stops at Gare Centrale and at Paräisser Plaz and crosses the city through Hamilius up to Kirchberg and south to Cloche d'Or. The station is also the main hub of the city bus network, night buses run at weekends, and direct buses reach Findel airport in around twenty-five minutes.
Eating out and evenings
Avenue de la Gare, Rue de Strasbourg and Rue Joseph Junck hold one of the widest concentrations of restaurants in the city, at a broader price range than the Ville Haute, covering Portuguese, Italian, Indian, Turkish, Thai and Ethiopian cooking among others. Place de Paris is the natural terrace square for a drink after work, and the cultural venue in the converted railway roundhouses just east of the station runs concerts, exhibitions and a summer programme.
Green space and walks
The Parc de la Pétrusse runs below the Plateau Bourbon and gives you a valley walk within minutes. Place des Martyrs, known locally as the Rousegäertchen, is a small rose garden a few streets away, and the Pont Adolphe carries a dedicated pedestrian and cycle deck beneath the road, so the Ville Haute and the cathedral are ten to fifteen minutes away on foot with a view over the valley on the way.
The commune in practice
Every quarter below belongs to the commune of Luxembourg City, the country's largest commune and the one that handles registration, waste, resident parking and communal services for all of the districts we let in.
Commuting from Gare
Public transport is free everywhere in Luxembourg, so the only cost of a commute from here is time. The journey times below are approximate and depend on the service and the time of day.
| Destination | How | Approximate time |
|---|---|---|
| Ville Haute, the historic centre | On foot, across the Pont Adolphe | 10 to 15 minutes |
| Hamilius | T1 tram | Around 10 minutes |
| Kirchberg, the financial and EU district | T1 tram | 20 to 30 minutes |
| Cloche d'Or | T1 tram or bus | 15 to 20 minutes |
| Findel airport | Bus from the station area | Around 25 minutes |
| Esch-sur-Alzette and Belval | Train from Luxembourg Central Station | 25 to 35 minutes |
Questions tenants usually ask
What exactly is included in the charges?
The monthly charges provision covers heating, water, common-area cleaning and maintenance, the syndic fee and the lift where there is one. It is reconciled once a year against actual consumption, and we can show you the charges history for the building before you sign.
Is there a minimum rental period?
The rental period is agreed case by case. Tell us how long you expect to stay, including if the answer is that you do not yet know, and we will tell you straight away whether the apartment works for that.
Is the apartment furnished?
The apartment is let unfurnished as standard. Furnishing can be arranged, and we will quote for it before the lease is signed.
What deposit will I be asked for?
A rental guarantee is paid before the keys are handed over. The amount is set in the lease, within the limit fixed by Luxembourg law, and is returned after the departure inventory once any agreed deductions are settled.
Which documents do I need to apply?
An identity document, proof of income such as an employment contract or your two most recent payslips, and, for non-EU nationals, the relevant residence document. Nothing else is needed to start.
Are pets allowed?
Pets are considered on request, taking account of the building rules and, in a shared apartment, the other residents.
When can I move in?
Availability is confirmed when you enquire, because it changes. Send us the date you need and we will tell you what is possible on this address and on the nearest alternatives.
Can I see it before committing?
Yes. Viewings are arranged by appointment, in English, French or Italian, and we also run video viewings for people who are still abroad.