Rue de malines, brussels

Description :

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✨ Minimalist Studio Apartment in Brussels City Centre ✨

Welcome to The Minimal Maison, a sleek, modern studio perfect for those who love uncluttered, stylish living in the heart of Brussels 🌆✨.

Step inside to discover beautiful wooden floors, modern furnishings, and tasteful artwork, creating a clean and inviting space. The semi-independent sleeping area provides a little extra privacy, while the open-plan layout keeps the apartment airy and functional 🛏️🪑.

Situated on Mechelsestraat, you’re right in the city centre, with shops, markets, cinemas, and entertainment just steps away 🎬🛍️. Whether you’re exploring the area or grabbing a bite nearby, everything is easily accessible.

🌟 Why you’ll love it:
-Minimalist, uncluttered design for a peaceful living space 🧘‍♂️
-Semi-independent sleeping area for extra privacy 🛏️
-Excellent central location with shopping, markets, and a cinema nearby 🛍️✨
-Modern, stylish interiors with wooden floors and chic décor

Things to keep in mind:
-No washing machine or dryer—laundromat nearby 🧺
-No oven or dishwasher—hand washing dishes required 🍽️
-Furnishings cost extra—a mandatory monthly fee applies for the furniture

This minimalist, trendy studio is ideal for a single professional or student seeking central Brussels living with style and simplicity✨.

♦️Please be aware that the other monthly costs include insurance, technical support, assistance and taxes.

Neighbourhood and transportation:
Situated in the heart of the Ville de (hidden), the place lies on a historically significant street that originally led toward the city of Malines (Mechelen). The architecture along Rue de Malines is quite varied, reflecting its long history: you’ll find neoclassical buildings and more modest 19th‐century constructions.

In terms of amenities, the address is very practical — there’s a Smarteo phone shop/repair store on site. Nearby, within about a 1 km radius, you’ll have access to a wide range of everyday services: over 60 grocery stores, more than 400 restaurants and bars, bakeries, and other shops.

Parking on Rue de Malines is regulated: the street is in a paid “zone orange”, which means on-street parking is possible but limited.

From a transport perspective, you’re very well-connected: thanks to Brussels’s extensive public transport system (metro, tram, and buses), getting around the city is easy and efficient.

Overall, this address offers a central, vibrant location with the charm of Brussels’ historic fabric, excellent amenities, and strong connectivity — ideal for someone wanting to live right in the city center.

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