Chaudfontaine is a municipality covering 25.4 square kilometers with a population of about 20,800 people. The residents are on average 45 years old and the community has a slight majority of women at 52.1%. Home ownership is common here, with around 75% of the population owning their homes. The average net annual income per person stands at €23,739, and most households have about 1.3 cars, which aligns with the national average. The population is predominantly Belgian (94.8%), with small communities from France, Italy, Spain, Romania, Morocco, the Netherlands, and other countries making up the rest.
The housing stock in Chaudfontaine leans heavily towards houses, which make up 86.2% of the buildings, with apartments forming 13.8%. Houses in this area typically have around 6.1 rooms, slightly larger than the national average of 6 rooms per dwelling. The buildings mostly date from around 1954, providing a mid-20th-century character to the area. Building types include nearly half open type houses like farms and castles (49.5%), followed by semi-closed houses (18.7%), and closed-type houses (15.6%). Apartment buildings account for 13.4%, while commercial houses and other types make up the remainder.
Currently, there are 8 houses for sale in Chaudfontaine. Prices for these homes range from €395,000 for the more affordable options to as high as €895,000 for premium properties. On average, houses on the market are listed around €525,375. For commuters, the location offers easy access to major roads such as N30, N30a, N61, N62, and N609. The A26/E25 motorway is reachable within a seven-minute drive from the center of town, while the A602/E25 motorway can be accessed in about eight minutes.
Public transportation includes nine bus lines operated by TEC that connect Chaudfontaine with Liège and neighboring areas. There are several stations nearby, including Chaudfontaine and Trooz, providing options for travel without a car. The municipality hosts various supermarkets such as Delhaize, Match/Smatch, Intermarché, Carrefour, and Colruyt to cover daily shopping needs. Children's facilities are well established with multiple nurseries and schools, including primary and secondary education options. Although there is no bike-sharing or car-sharing system currently available in Chaudfontaine and no EV charging stations known in the area, Liège Airport is accessible within 19 minutes by car or approximately 56 minutes via public transport.
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