Bertogne is a municipality with 3,659 residents spread over an area of 91.7 square kilometers. The population here has a slightly higher proportion of men at 50.4%, with an average age around 36 years. Homeownership is the norm, with about 78% of inhabitants owning their homes, which aligns with the generally stable nature of this community. The average net income per capita is approximately €16,964 annually, suggesting a modest economic environment.
The housing stock in Bertogne mostly consists of houses, which make up 97.4% of buildings. These homes tend to be spacious, offering on average 6.5 rooms, slightly above Belgium’s national average. Most houses are of the open type, including farms and castles, accounting for 75.5% of the housing typology. Other building types like semi-closed houses make up 14%, while closed-type houses are less prevalent at 1.4%. The age of the buildings centers around constructions from the year 1942.
Currently, there are six houses for sale in Bertogne, with prices ranging from €80,000 to €425,000. The average house price is around €292,500. This provides a varied market catering to different budgets. Bertogne benefits from good connectivity; the A26/E25 motorway, which links Liège to Bastogne and Neufchâteau, is just a six-minute drive from the center. The A4/E411 motorway is also accessible within 22 minutes, connecting Brussels and Namur to Arlon and onward to Luxembourg.
Public transport includes five bus lines operated by TEC, connecting Bertogne to nearby areas such as Bastogne, Jambes, Gouvy, Mabompré, and Namur. For families, the municipality offers a range of educational facilities: four nurseries, six nursery schools, and six primary schools. However, secondary education requires travel outside the commune. Shopping options are modest but include at least one supermarket (Match / Smatch). There are no shared mobility schemes or EV charging stations within the commune. The nearest airport is Liège Airport, approximately 57 minutes away by car.
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