Libin is a municipality covering 140.5 square kilometers with a population of 5,223 inhabitants. Its residents have an average age close to 39 years and the majority are home owners, accounting for about 74%. The net average income here is around 17,235 euros annually. The population is predominantly Belgian, representing 96.5%, but there are small communities from France, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Germany, Romania, and other countries.
Housing in Libin is mostly made up of houses rather than apartments, with 95.8% of dwellings being houses and only 4.2% apartment buildings. The houses vary in type: about 65.2% are open-type houses including farms and castles, 23% are semi-closed, while closed houses and commercial buildings make up smaller percentages. The average number of rooms in dwellings here is 6.7, which is higher than the Belgian average. Many buildings date back to around 1938.
Currently, there are 10 houses for sale in Libin. Prices range widely from about 239,000 euros to as high as 2,300,000 euros, with an average sale price of roughly 715,400 euros per house. The area is accessible by several major roads including the N40, N808, N857, and N899. The A4/E411 motorway connecting Brussels and Luxembourg city is just a 3-minute drive from Libin's center, while access to the A26/E25 towards Liège and Bastogne is about 23 minutes away.
Public transportation includes seven bus lines operated by TEC that connect Libin to nearby towns such as Namur, Gembloux, Bertrix, Paliseul, and Saint-Hubert. The nearest train stations include Poix-Saint-Hubert and Libramont. For families with children, there are nurseries and primary schools within the municipality but no secondary schools. Shopping needs are served by at least one SPAR supermarket in town. For electric vehicle users, there is one charging station available. The nearest airport, Liège Airport, can be reached in about 65 minutes by car or over three hours by public transport.
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