Incourt is a municipality with 5,487 inhabitants spread over 38.9 km², where most residents are homeowners, making up 81% of the population. The average age in the area is close to 39 years, and the yearly net income averages at €21,001. Residents commonly own around 1.5 cars per household, which is slightly above the national average. The community is predominantly Belgian, accounting for 94.3%, with small groups from France, Romania, Italy, Poland, Spain, Portugal, and other countries.
The housing stock here comprises mainly houses, nearly 96%, with apartment buildings making up just over 4%. Homes tend to be larger than the national average, with about 6.4 rooms per dwelling. Regarding building types, around half are open-type houses including farms and castles; semi-closed houses make up about 31%, and closed houses nearly 10%. The average construction year of buildings in Incourt is 1935.
Currently, there are 6 houses for sale in Incourt. Prices range from €275,000 to €995,000, with an average price of about €517,894. These homes offer varied options reflecting the older and mixed housing stock. For transportation, residents benefit from quick access to major motorways. The A4/E411-E25 motorway towards Brussels and Namur is reachable within 9 minutes by car from the town center. Another major highway, the A3/E25-E40-E42, can be accessed in about 18 minutes.
Public transport includes five TEC bus lines connecting Incourt with nearby towns such as Wavre, Jodoigne, Gembloux, Louvain-la-Neuve, and Namur. Local facilities include six nurseries and two nursery and primary schools each. Shopping needs are served by a Delhaize supermarket within the municipality. However, there are no known shared mobility options like bike or car sharing schemes or EV charging stations in Incourt. The nearest airport is Brussels Airport, approximately 33 minutes away by car.
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