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Apartment to share

€674
Apartment to share
Apartment to share
Apartment to share
Apartment to share
Apartment to share
Apartment to share
Bedrooms
1
Available
From 30/06/2026

Description

This charming apartment to share, located at Rue du Marché aux Herbes in the heart of Brussels (postal code 1000), offers a unique opportunity for urban living at a monthly rent of €741. Situated in a recently renovated townhouse, this furnished unit includes one spacious bedroom measuring 14 m², designed to provide comfort and privacy. The apartment features a total of three rooms, including a cozy living area perfect for relaxation after exploring the vibrant city. Residents benefit from a private bathroom and essential amenities such as a washing machine and dryer, ensuring convenience in daily living. Additionally, a dedicated storage space is available for bicycles, catering to those who prefer eco-friendly transportation options. Positioned just steps away from the iconic Grand Place, this property places you in the center of Brussels’ bustling city life, surrounded by historic landmarks, cafés, boutiques, and cultural attractions. The location offers excellent connectivity to public transport options including metro, tram, bus, and train services, facilitating easy access to all areas of the capital. Although pets are not permitted, and the apartment is not wheelchair accessible, the well-maintained accommodation provides a welcoming environment for young professionals and individuals seeking to immerse themselves in the dynamic atmosphere of Brussels. Available from 8 July 2026, this apartment requires a rental guarantee of €914. Utilities are managed separately with a monthly cost of €172 covering essential services to ensure a hassle-free stay. If you are interested in securing this stylish home in the city center, do not hesitate to contact us to arrange a viewing and make this inviting space your new residence in Brussels. Want to know more?

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