House for sale - Tinlot

Tinlot is home to roughly 2,700 residents spread over an area of 37.3 square kilometers. The population here leans slightly female at 51.1%, with an average age near 41 years. Most inhabitants own their homes—about 78%—and have an average net annual income of 20,177 euros. Households tend to have more cars than the national average, with about 1.6 vehicles per household.

Housing stock in Tinlot is mostly composed of houses, accounting for 98.7% of buildings, with the remainder being apartment buildings. The majority of these structures were built around 1934. Among houses, 63% are open-type including farms and castles, 24.4% are semi-closed, and 8.5% are closed-type houses. Currently, seven houses are listed for sale in the area. Prices for these houses vary widely, with the least expensive starting at 249,000 euros and the priciest reaching up to 875,000 euros. The average house price for sale is about 505,326 euros.

For transport, Tinlot provides easy access to the A15/E42 motorway connecting La Louvière, Charleroi, Namur, and Liège within roughly a 20-minute drive from the town center. The A26/E25 motorway toward Liège and Bastogne is also reachable in about 17 minutes. Main roads include the N63c, N66, and N636. Public transport relies on bus services such as TEC lines 285, 694, 94, 97, and E20 connecting Tinlot with nearby towns and Liège.

Local amenities include two supermarkets: an Aldi and a Carrefour. Families find educational options with one nursery called L'Envol, two nursery schools—Enseignement Fondamental Libre Saint-Martin and Ecole Fondamentale Communale—and two primary schools with the same names. Secondary schooling is not available within Tinlot itself. There are no bike-sharing or car-sharing schemes in the municipality, nor any electric vehicle charging stations. Liège Airport is accessible by car in about 22 minutes or public transport in around 82 minutes.