City Reflections

Renovated within what used to be two luxury mansions built in the late 17th century by architect Marshal Gerards, this stunning apartment has preserved almost all of its historical aesthetic while revealing contemporary character through its furnishings and accessories. At the heart of the home, the living area set up presents a sociable space to kick back in after days spent discovering the city of Brussels. On sunny days, make the most of the terrace balcony featuring a small seating area – the perfect place for an aperitif or sampling some local Belgian beers. Conveniently located right in the centre of Brussels, you'll be just an eight-minute walk away from the Palace of Justice and only fifteen minutes on foot from the Place Royale and Church de Notre Dame de la Chapelle. For days when you don't feel like cooking there is a large choice of local restaurants waiting to be discovered. Head towards Rue Dejoncker (150 metres away) and you'll have an array of bistros, pubs, and restaurants at your fingertips. Home truths: *The nearest supermarket and bakery are located just a two-minute walk away *There is enough space at the dining room table to set up a laptop if you need to work from home *There is a shared entrance to the building through the main foyer/corridor *This apartment is in a central spot, so with that in mind, you may hear some noise