Anderlues, part of the Thuin area, has a population of 12,261 spread over 17.2 km². The average resident is around 40 years old. Most people here own their homes, with ownership at 71%. Their average net yearly income per capita is 15,532 €, which gives some idea of the local economy. The population is predominantly Belgian (90.5%), with small communities from Italy, Algeria, France, and other countries. Houses here tend to have 5.9 rooms or fewer, which is slightly below the national average room count of 6. The housing stock is largely composed of houses rather than apartments, with nearly 90% being houses built around 1922 or earlier.
Homes for sale in Anderlues are priced on average at 263,283 €. The price range varies widely, with the most affordable house listed at 39,999 € and the highest reaching up to 888,000 €. This reflects a diverse housing market that can suit different budgets and preferences. Most houses fall into three types: semi-closed (37.3%), open (28.3%), and closed (21.5%). Commercial houses and other building types make up a smaller fraction.
The location benefits from its proximity to major roads like the N59 and N90, as well as easy access to two motorways: the A15/E42, reachable within 10 minutes by car, and the A54/E420, about 16 minutes away. Public transport options include a tram line (TEC M2) connecting Charleroi Sud to Anderlues Monument and multiple bus lines serving local and regional destinations.
Families with children can find several nurseries, nursery schools, and primary schools within Anderlues but no secondary schools. Shopping needs are well covered with supermarkets like Intermarché (2 locations), Trafic, Aldi, Carrefour, and Colruyt all available in the area. Although there are no shared bikes or cars and no EV charging stations in town, the nearby Brussels South Charleroi Airport is accessible within 18 minutes by car or just over an hour by public transport.
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