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Prestigious 140m2 apartment in the Sablon

Submitted by Sarah Crew on Mon, 10/26/2026 - 08:46

Prestigious 140m2 Residence near Egmont Palace. Exceptional, fully renovated apartment located in one of Brussels' most exclusive addresses. This bright 2nd-floor unit combines elegance, comfort ad outstanding insulation (PEB C) within a refined 3-storey building with elevator. Spacious living area, fully equipped open kitchen, 2 quiet bedrooms, 1 bathroom + 1 shower room, built-in wardrobes. €2,600/month all included. Tel: Luc Verbruggen +32 475 27 10 64

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