Rue Van Campenhout, Brussels 1

??? ? Room for Rent in a Shared 6-Bedroom Apartment – Squares, Brussels Step into this fully furnished room in a 6-bedroom shared apartment, perfectly suited for students, professionals, or Erasmus tenants. The apartment features a well-equipped kitchen with an oven, ideal for preparing home-cooked meals, and access to a balcony or terrace for relaxing outdoors. Smoking and pets are not allowed, ensuring a comfortable and peaceful environment. ??? Located in the lively Squares neighborhood, you’ll have easy access to cultural and recreational hotspots such as Memorial Max Waller, Cheval À Labreuvoir, and La Folle Chanson. Foodies will enjoy nearby dining options like Le Délice and Bij De Artiesten, while Distri Event ice cream parlour adds a fun local touch. Everything you need is just steps away! ?? ? What we loved most: -The room comes with an extendable bed, convertible into a double bed for extra comfort -Fully furnished and ready to move in -Access to shared spaces including kitchen and balcony/terrace -Centrally located, surrounded by attractions, restaurants, and cafes ?? Things to keep in mind: -Domiciliation is allowed: you can register at the local commune -Shared living means kitchen and living areas are communal This room offers a comfortable, social, and well-connected living experience in the heart of Brussels. ? ??Please be aware that the other monthly costs include insurance, technical support, assistance and taxes. Neighbourhood and transportation: Tucked away in Brussels, the address offers a refined and characterful urban address. The street is architecturally significant: Van Campenhout is named after François Van Campenhout, composer of the Belgian national anthem, and is lined with elegant houses in eclectic and neoclassical styles, as well as several Art Nouveau gems. This location strikes a great balance between city energy and residential calm. The nearby Maison de Quartier Nord?Est (at Rue Van Campenhout 16) provides communal and social services for neighbourhood residents. Parking is regulated along the street; it’s in a paid “zone jaune” (yellow zone), so street parking is available but limited. Living here means having easy access to central Brussels amenities, transport, and green spots, while enjoying the charm of a historically rich and architecturally varied street—a perfect choice for someone looking for a sophisticated, well?connected base in the city. ???