Brussels
Private apartment
Experience the best of co-living while enjoying the privacy of your own space. Once you enter this modern sanctuary, you’ll find everything you need and more, including a bedroom area with a spacious bed, a table, and a wardrobe, a private bathroom, and a cozy kitchenette.
36.66 sqm.This unique space is located inside a spacious and stylish co-living apartment. In addition to a fully equipped and modern kitchen, this co-living apartment also features a thoughtfully decorated living and dining area, and a stunning shared balcony with beautiful views.
279.5 sqm.
2nd Floor
6 bedrooms
A hub for life, work, play and wellbeing, Habyt’s new building in Brussels provides spaces for coworking, leisure, restaurants, and cafés. Residents can enjoy a relaxing rooftop, perfect for socializing with other members or having some alone time. In the midst of busy city living, the building also features a stunning garden, designed for moments of tranquility and wellbeing.
ZIN is part of a revitalization project of the Brussels North area, set to bring a new dynamic and vibrant way of living to this part of the city. The area is centered around the Brussels-North station, one of the city’s main railway stations and a major hub for domestic and international travel. In addition to its accessibility and connections to Brussels Airport (10 minutes public transport) and the European Commission (12 minutes public transport), Brussels North is a vital part of Brussels’ financial and business landscape, housing various companies, banks, consultancies and IT firms.
As the de facto capital of the European Union, Brussels offers unparalleled career opportunities and a dynamic international community. Visitors and residents alike can enjoy exploring historic sites such as the Grand Place and Atomium, as well as its numerous museums and art galleries. Brussels is also a culinary delight, famous for its exquisite chocolates, waffles, and fries. With excellent public transportation, beautiful parks, and a lively cultural scene, Brussels seamlessly blends tradition with modernity, making it a captivating city for all.
Why book with Habyt?
With a mission to provide accessible housing everywhere for everyone, Habyt has revolutionized the co-living and housing rental model. We provide a seamless experience, offering fully furnished, private rooms or apartments in over 25 cities across Europe, North America, and Asia, with all costs included in the rent to avoid any surprises.
Why rent a room in Brussels?
Brussels offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in a culturally diverse and vibrant city. As the heart of the European Union, Brussels boasts several career opportunities, particularly in law, politics, and international relations. Its central location in Europe makes it an ideal base for travel, while the city's rich history, cultural attractions, and culinary scene provide endless opportunities to enjoy your time and meet new people.
Where to start?
Get familiar with the neighborhoods, cost of living and amenities in Brussels. Depending on your nationality, check the visa and residency requirements for moving. Ensure you have the necessary documentation to live and work in Brussels legally. Reach out to local communities, attend events, and join clubs or groups to start building connections.
Where should I live in Brussels?
Our apartments in Brussels are located in Brussels Nord, a rapidly developing area known for its high-rise buildings and business district vibe. It's home to many corporate offices and offers excellent transport links, including Brussels North Station, one of the city's main train hubs. This makes Brussels Nord a convenient choice for professionals seeking proximity to work and superb connectivity, combined with the growing availability of modern living spaces and urban conveniences!
Rooms for rent available in Brussels
With Habyt, renting a room in Brussels is easy, flexible, and convenient! Our private bedrooms are fully furnished from day one, making your move to your new home as smooth as possible.
