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5 reasons to leave the capital and live in the countryside

Moving to the countryside away from the hustle and bustle of the city, for a change of life or to find peace and quiet and fresh air, everyone has their own reasons. But are you still hesitating to take the plunge? atHome.lu tells you all about the advantages of living in the countryside.

1-Real estate prices

The first reason is obviously the property prices in the Luxembourg capital, and more generally in the centre of the country. The further away you are from Luxembourg City, the lower the property prices become. According to the latest statistics published by atHome.lu (based on the prices displayed in the advertisements), the average price of a house in the centre of the country is 949,896 euros, in the north the average price drops to 483,587 euros.

See also: Price trends in the regions

2- The living environment

Living in the city means having to deal with pollution, traffic jams and constant noise. The countryside offers a more pleasant living space, far from city stress. Finding peace and quiet and green spaces for a healthier lifestyle is often the main reason that pushes the most motivated to take the plunge.

Alzette Valley Village

3- Getting back on track

As we have just mentioned, living in the city is a source of constant stress, which on a daily basis can become difficult to cope with and can even lead to health problems. A change of pace and habits in the countryside can help to restore serenity and well-being.

4- For children

When you have children, especially young ones, growing up in the countryside can be very fulfilling. Playing outside, enjoying the great outdoors and nature... The rural environment is ideal for raising children (better security, fresh air, play areas, etc.).

Family life in the countryside

5- A return to nature

Leaving the city for the countryside is also a return to the roots. The environment is conducive to reconnecting with all that nature has to offer. Growing your own vegetables, gardening and enjoying the great outdoors...

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26 July 2017

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