Selling your house in Bruges.

Bruges combines a protected historic centre with green outlying municipalities; characterful houses and apartments find steady demand there.

Whether you are selling a terraced house, a flat or a detached home: a correct asking price and a findable, complete listing make the difference. Hoobler helps set the price with an AI valuation and makes sure your listing looks professional.

In Flanders you usually need an EPC, a soil certificate (OVAM), urban planning information and, for homes built before 2001, an asbestos certificate, plus an electrical inspection report for an older installation.

Where possible, Hoobler retrieves data automatically and keeps track of what is still missing. For the certificates that only a notary can officially request, you designate your notary in your dossier. More about the documents.

You stay in control and bring in help whenever you want. Hoobler takes over the work: pricing, photos, the listing, and all communication with buyers (offers, viewings, questions) in one place, all the way to the notary.

Curious what is already for sale? See the homes on Hoobler.

Do I need a realtor to sell my house in Bruges?

You decide. A realtor is not a legal requirement in Bruges; only the notarial deed goes through a notary. With or without a realtor, you need your dossier anyway, and it is yours. With Hoobler you keep the sale in your own hands: you decide, Hoobler does the work, and you bring in help whenever you want.

What does it cost to sell in Bruges through Hoobler?

Hoobler works with one fixed price. You know exactly what you pay in advance, regardless of how much your home in Bruges sells for.

Which documents do I need to sell in Bruges?

In Flanders you usually need an EPC, a soil certificate (OVAM), urban planning information and, for homes built before 2001, an asbestos certificate, plus an electrical inspection report for an older installation.