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Woluwe Promenade I, II, III

Woluwe Promenade I, II, III

A trilogy of buildings in Woluwe, in a very quiet neighbourhood, easy to access. For those who want a little more! PEB : D

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Queens Park

Queens Park

Here, even the most demanding buyer will find what he or she wants! Near the spectacular park of Woluwe, opposite the entrance to Val Duchesse, set in a 5 acre private garden, at the beautiful Boulevard du Souverain. In short, in the most sought-after district of Brussels, peaceful but close to everything. PEB : C

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Park Lane

Park Lane

Parklane Residence has it all: the residential aspect of Rooseveltlaan, the stateliness of the embassy district, the greenery of the Ter Kamerenbos, the exclusive shopping comfort of Louizalaan…Smooth connexion to the European Institutions by public transport (8 minutes by train). PEB : B

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About this neighbourhood

Green Zone

Place communal Boitfort, place wiener, Best hamburgers in town, living in brussels close to parcs, apartment green surroundigs Brussels

The locals say

Enjoy a family picnic in the park, or connect with nature with a woodland walk, all without having to leave the city.

It’s a foodie heaven too, with some of the city’s best restaurants. This oasis in the capital is renowned for its quality of life with peaceful, verdant spaces, beautiful homes and some excellent international schools.

History

This district has escaped much of the drive for modern development and retains much of its original period character with elegant apartment buildings and spacious homes all near parks and gardens. Many of the former Royal parks retain their 18th and 19th century style with historic architecture and landscaping.

Points of interest

Here the highlights include historic spaces including Woluwe Park, a landscaped area of wild meadows, gardens, golf, and Mellaerts Pond which is popular with fishermen and rowers. There are also two other renowned urban parks, the famous Bois de la Cambre and Forest of Soigne, both offering superb opportunities for relaxation in the city.

Public transport

Despite its appealing non-urban feel, the green zone of Brussels remains an integral part of the city and is well served by all the main transport operators, providing bus, trams, and metro and train services.

Location

The district is located south east the city centre. It has a good transport infrastructure, linking it with not only the downtown area, but also with the international airport and the intercity motorway network.

Shopping

One of the highlights here are the weekend neighbourhood markets, full of character. For boutique style shopping, it is also close enough to independent retailers in Avenue Louise and Place Antoine Gilson. For family shopping and entertainment there are also large retail malls, such as the nearby Woluwe Shopping Centre, offering international brands, fashion, food and technology.