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Easyhome works by appointment across its seven Walloon offices rather than fixed shop hours. The most reliable way to see an adviser at Marche-en-Famenne, Neupré, Namur, Charleroi, Dinant, Mont-Saint-Guibert or Genappe is to book a time through easyhome-immo.be, which confirms the current availability for your branch.

Easyhome is an appointment-led agency, so the honest answer to “what are the opening hours” is that they are best confirmed per office and per adviser rather than read off a fixed timetable. Because valuations and viewings are scheduled around the property and the client, the agency organises meetings by appointment, including evenings and weekends where that suits a viewing, rather than expecting you to drop in during set counter hours.

This matters practically. A viewing usually happens at the property, not at the branch, and a free valuation is arranged at your home at a time you agree. So the useful question is not “is the office open now” but “when can an adviser meet me”, and that is answered when you book. The seven offices span Marche-en-Famenne (the head office), the Liège branch in Neupré, Namur, Charleroi in Gosselies, Dinant, Mont-Saint-Guibert and Genappe.

To avoid quoting hours that might not match your branch, the safest route is to request a time online and let the local team confirm. That way you get an actual slot rather than an assumption.

If you would rather speak to someone first, the same website channels your request to the right office, whether you want a valuation, a viewing or general guidance.

At a glance

  • Model: appointments rather than fixed walk-in hours
  • Where meetings happen: valuations at your property, viewings at the listed home
  • How to book: request a time through easyhome-immo.be
  • Coverage: seven offices across Wallonia (Marche-en-Famenne, Neupré/Liège, Namur, Charleroi, Dinant, Mont-Saint-Guibert, Genappe)
  • Best practice: confirm availability with your specific branch before travelling
  • Note: opening times are not fixed here, so book rather than assume