House for sale - Amay

Amay, a commune covering 27.7 square kilometers, is home to 14,412 residents. The population has a slightly higher number of women, with 51.4%, and an average age of 40 years. Homeownership is common here, with 70% owning their dwellings. Per capita income averages €17,005 net annually. People living in Amay mainly come from Belgium (96.3%), with small communities from Italy, France, Spain, Romania, Morocco, China, and others.

Most homes in Amay date back to around 1930 and are largely houses rather than apartments. In fact, about 89.3% of the buildings are houses, distributed among semi-closed types (37.5%), open types including farms and castles (29.5%), and closed types (19.9%). Houses for sale here vary widely in price, ranging from €20,000 to €549,500, with an average price of €258,337. Houses tend to have around 5.6 rooms on average, slightly smaller than the national average of six rooms.

Getting around by car is straightforward due to easy access to main roads like the N65, N614, N617, N644, and N684. The A15/E42 highway can be reached in about nine minutes from Amay’s center, connecting to cities such as La Louvière, Charleroi, Namur, and Liège. The A3/E25–E40–E42 highway is about a 17-minute drive away. Public transport options include ten bus lines that connect Amay with nearby towns like Huy, Liège, Jemeppe, and others. Train stations such as Amay and Haute-Flône are nearby.

Families have several schooling options including 16 nurseries and 10 nursery and primary schools each. There's also a secondary school named Institut De L'Instruction Chretienne-Abbaye De Flone. Shopping is convenient with multiple supermarkets including two Delhaize stores, Louis Delhaize, Aldi, LIDL, and Colruyt located within the town. However, there are currently no shared bicycles or car-sharing services available in Amay, nor any known electric vehicle charging stations. Liège Airport is accessible within 15 minutes by car or 45 minutes by public transport.