appartement van 100 m² met 3 slaapkamers in Brussel

Elegant 100m² apartment with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a quiet balcony – located in the heart of Brussels’ historic area of Ilôt Sacré – opens on to large living/dining area with fully-equipped kitchen. Accessed by an elegant Art Deco black and white color scheme staircase with elevator, the flat can host up to 6 people. Bathed in natural light, the living area is distinguished by its fine modern decoration with colourful vases and charming wood stools – which brings out a cosy atmosphere that makes you feel at home. With its wooden parquet floors, soft rugs, large convertible sofa and a charming fireplace, enjoy a relaxing evening in the lounge area on while watching a film among many international channels. Designed for your comfort, our apartments feature a complete latest generation equipment – TVs Samsung, Bose Hi-fi speakers, free high speed WiFi internet, Nespresso coffee maker… Fully-outfitted modern kitchen equipped with a dishwasher, washing machine and spin-dryer. With its multiple cupboards for storage, there is plenty of counter space to work. The main bedroom has a comfortable atmosphere with its refined nautical decor – and is furnished with a queen sized bed, cabled flat screen TV / large bathtub / separate toilets and balcony. The apartment also includes an extra bathroom vanities with an Italian shower and toilets. The saw-tooth roof of this entirely covered red brick facade instantly immerge visitors in Brussels’ history and atmosphere. Fantastic central location in a quiet side street, with only a stone throw away from The Grand-Place, Manneken Pis and right next to the Queen’s Gallery. The Ilôt Sacré is famed for its fabulous fusion of culture and architecture. Only a few steps from the Central Station, the building is easily accessible by public transportation – with direct links to the airport, shopping areas and all Brussels districts. The building Montage gives you access to European capital’s most emblematic sights while making yourself at Charles’ Home.