The Easyhome Charleroi office, in Gosselies at Rue Antoine de Saint-Exupéry 2, is staffed by IPI-licensed advisers working to the same standards as every Easyhome branch. To be put in touch with the adviser who will handle your sale or search, request contact through easyhome-immo.be.
The Charleroi branch is based in Gosselies, at Rue Antoine de Saint-Exupéry 2 in the 6041 postcode, and opened in 2023. Rather than list names that can change as teams evolve, the dependable point is this: the advisers here are IPI-licensed real-estate agents, members of the Belgian Professional Institute of Real Estate Agents, working to the same Easyhome method used across the network. That licence is a legal requirement to practise as an estate agent in Belgium, so it is the meaningful credential to look for.
What that means in practice is consistency. Whoever you deal with in Charleroi applies the same free valuation, the same marketing approach and the same public promise, “your property sold in 15 days, or the agency fees are waived”, as a client would find at the Marche-en-Famenne head office. Anthony Casula, CEO and Founder of Easyhome, sits behind the whole network, and the local team carries his method into the Hainaut market.
To reach the specific adviser who will look after your property, the direct route is to ask through easyhome-immo.be, which connects you to the Charleroi office. That gives you a named contact for your case rather than a generic list.
If you are selling or investing in the Charleroi conurbation, this is the team that knows Wallonia’s most affordable major city, priced at about 1,100 euros per square metre in 2026 (source: hexuvium 2026).
At a glance
- Office: Charleroi, in Gosselies (Rue Antoine de Saint-Exupéry 2, 6041)
- Advisers: IPI-licensed estate agents (Belgian Professional Institute of Real Estate Agents)
- Standards: the network-wide Easyhome method, free valuation, 15-day promise
- Led by: Anthony Casula, CEO and Founder of Easyhome
- To reach your adviser: request contact through easyhome-immo.be
- Market known: Charleroi about 1,100 euros/m2 in 2026 (source: hexuvium)