This charming residence for sale in Schaarbeek offers a spacious living environment of approximately 150 m² spread over three levels, including the ground floor, first, and second floors. The property includes four bedrooms, one bathroom recently renovated between 2019 and 2025, and a thoughtfully designed open living space combining the living room, dining area, and a fully equipped kitchen. Additional practical features include a separate toilet on the mezzanine level, cellar access both internally and externally, and a small city garden of about 20 m². The house is equipped with a wood-burning fireplace and has wooden flooring throughout. Modern updates such as a De Dietrich condensing gas boiler installed in 2020, well-maintained electrical systems, double glazing with wooden frames from 2011, and enhanced roof insulation contribute to the property’s comfort and energy efficiency. Located on Rue de la Luzerne in the peaceful one-way street of Schaarbeek (postal code 1030), this residence benefits from excellent connectivity and proximity to key amenities. Public transport options nearby include tram lines 7 and 25 and various buses, with direct train connections to Mérode and Schuman stations. The location is also convenient for access to the NATO headquarters and European institutions. Built in 1930, this two-façade home combines classic character with contemporary features, offering a practical blend of historical charm and modern convenience. The property’s cadastral income is €2,028, with maintenance costs estimated at €120. It is not subject to VAT. Offered at a price of €550,000, this residence represents a unique opportunity for those seeking a spacious family home with a garden in Schaarbeek’s well-connected urban setting. Interested parties are invited to contact exclusively via WhatsApp at
Tel 0486 52 26 25 for more information or to arrange visits, which are scheduled strictly by appointment on Sundays 13 and 20 September. Do not miss the chance to explore this attractive home that offers both comfort and accessibility within Brussels’ dynamic environment.
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