DANDY WARHOL

Description:
Beautiful 2 bedroom duplex with garden, located near the Châtelain, Place Brugmann, Avenue Louis Lepoutre and Avenue Louise. The neighborhood and its many shops, restaurants, bars, galleries and delicatessens can only seduce you! One of the reasons why this neighborhood is one of the most popular with expatriates.

This beautiful 2-bedroom apartment of 140 m2 has, on the first level, an entrance hall with storage, a fully equipped kitchen (fridge, dishwasher, oven, bar, toaster, Nespresso machine and electric kettle, etc.), a dining room that can accommodate 6 people and a living room with sofa and smart TV. On the lower floor are the two bedrooms with king-size bed (160 x 200 cm) and storage for clothes. The bedrooms are separated by a hall (separate toilet) and a large bathroom with walk-in shower and bathtub. The master bedroom has private access to the garden and a large fitted dressing room with laundry area (washing machine and dryer). Finally, which is rare in the heart of Brussels, a garden and a terrace fitted out for more peace and quiet in the middle of the city turmoil.

This tastefully decorated apartment offers an excellent overall living experience, giving this property a home-away-from-home feel and making your stay in Brussels even more enjoyable.

Neighborhood:

If Paris has its Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Brussels has the Brugmann district, which designates the few streets around the eponymous square, a few hundred meters from Avenue Louise. A village in the city that shines with dynamism thanks to its art galleries, new shops, wine bars and restaurants.

What strikes you when you stroll through these quiet streets, lined with beautiful Brussels houses, often centuries-old, is this village atmosphere in the city. This human-sized neighborhood, although very crowded, offers the advantage of not being crowded with offices.

There are indeed small shops in boho mode, a park, a square and a slightly Parisian and relaxed atmosphere. Here, everything invites you to feel out of the city: shops, restaurants are welcoming and no big chain has come to spoil the landscape. Many shops are often born from small initiatives by friendly owners who, beyond the trade, offer another experience. They transmit expertise and passion, unlike the excitement of the city center.

Transports:

50 meters away is the Ixelles Avenue Lepoutre bus stop: lines 123, 136, 137, 365a and W (direct access to Gare du Midi).

300 meters away is the Abbaye tram stop: lines 8 and 93.