Mont-Saint-Guibert is a municipality covering 18.7 km² with a population of 7,771 people. The average age here is about 39 years, and most residents own their homes, with an ownership rate of 67%. The net per capita income averages €21,044 annually. The population is predominantly Belgian, at 93.8%, with small percentages of French, Italian, Romanian, Spanish, Portuguese, Congolese, and others. The housing stock mainly consists of houses, which make up 76.6% of the buildings, including 43.2% open type houses like farms or castles, 20.6% semi-closed houses, and 8.7% closed type houses. Apartments account for 23.4% of buildings.
Currently, there are 14 houses for sale in Mont-Saint-Guibert. Prices average around €402,429, with the range stretching from €175,000 to €780,000. This reflects a market with options from more affordable to higher-end homes. Houses typically have fewer than 6 rooms, below the national average.
The area offers good road connections. The A4/E411-E25 motorway linking Brussels to Namur and Arlon is accessible within 4 minutes by car from the center, and the Brussels ring road (R0) is reachable in about 15 minutes. Main roads like the N4, N25A, and N233 are also available for local travel.
Public transport includes several bus lines operated by TEC, connecting Mont-Saint-Guibert with nearby towns such as Wavre, Louvain-la-Neuve, Chastre, and Gembloux. The town has stations including Mont-Saint-Guibert and Blanmont for train access. For families with children, there are multiple nurseries, nursery schools, primary schools, and a secondary school within the municipality.
Shopping needs can be met by supermarkets available in town including Bio-Planet, SPAR, Carrefour, and Colruyt. Soft mobility options such as bike sharing or car sharing are not present currently; however, there is one electric vehicle recharging station for those with EVs. For air travel, Brussels South Charleroi Airport is reachable within 28 minutes by car or about 66 minutes by public transport.
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