Lebbeke is a municipality in Belgium with 19,321 inhabitants spread across 27.4 km². The average age of residents is about 41 years, and homeownership is high, with 77% owning their homes. The population is predominantly Belgian, accounting for 96.2%, with small minorities from Romania, the Netherlands, Poland, Morocco, Italy, Bulgaria, and other countries. Residents have an average net income per capita of €19,731. Families typically have on average 1.3 cars.
Housing in Lebbeke mainly consists of houses, representing 83.1% of the building stock, with apartments making up 16.9%. Of the houses, 32.3% are of the closed type, 28.5% semi-closed, and 18.9% open type including farms and castles. Houses here average 5.7 rooms, slightly below the national average of 6. The average building year is around 1957.
Currently, there are 16 houses for sale in Lebbeke. Prices range from €185,000 to €635,000, with an average price of about €432,964. Access to the A10/E40 motorway is about 17 minutes by car from the town center, linking to Brussels and Ghent among other cities. The A14/E17 motorway is reachable in 14 minutes by car.
Public transport includes several bus lines stopping in Lebbeke such as De Lijn lines 23, 24, 26, 320, and 91. Multiple supermarkets like Delhaize (2), Aldi, LIDL, Carrefour, and Colruyt serve the area. For families with children, there are 8 nurseries and 7 nursery schools alongside 9 primary schools. There are no secondary schools within the municipality. Electric vehicle charging is available at one station in Lebbeke. The nearest airport is Brussels Airport, about 32 minutes away by car or 84 minutes by public transport.