appartement van 60 m² met 2 slaapkamers in Brussel

Bright and sunny 60m² apartment with mezzanine, two bedrooms, an additional high-quality sofa bed, one bathroom, opens on to wide living/dining area with fully-fitted kitchen. Designed for your comfort, the high-quality sofa bed can host up to two guests in the living room for families, friends needing extra space. Located on the top floor, the apartment benefits from airy and bright environment coming from skylights. Contemporary design and nicely furnished, the apartment has also kept the authentic charm of the building with its brick walls and roof shapes – which brings comfort and elegance in mind. Carefully decorated, the living area has a cosy ambience and gives you the opportunity to enjoy a relaxing evening on a large convertible sofa watching television or reading a book. For your convenience, the apartment features a complete latest generation equipment – TVs Samsung, free high speed Wi-Fi internet, Nespresso coffee maker… The modern fully fitted kitchen includes all you need to prepare your own home cooked cuisine and has multiple cupboards for storage. The mezzanine gives access to a sleeping area which give extra comfort to your stay. The main bedroom is equipped with a queen size bed and a flat screen television. The apartment offers bathroom vanities with a large bathtub and toilets. Designed by Gregory Leblicq in 1895, this building polychrome style is distinguished by its stall established in 1913, serving as a basis for a balcony structure design. The use of red brick reinforces the resolutely Brussels style of this building. Fantastic location nearby Avenue Louise, the building is halfway between the Bois de la Cambre – Brussels ‘charming, green forest – and the historic centre of the town. A charming district with fine art deco architecture samples and that offers pleasant strolls nearby foreign Embassies, the lively area of Flagey… Only two steps from public transport, the building is ideally located to fully discover the city while making yourself at Charles’ Home.