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Discover a refined urban retreat in the heart of Brussels' most artistic quarter. This thoughtfully designed studio offers a peaceful and functional space, ideal for professionals seeking a quiet base without sacrificing central convenience. Surrounded by art galleries and historic charm, it’s a sophisticated "soft landing" for those who value style and serenity during their mid-term stay. Public Transport Petit Sablon Tram Stop: Just a 2-minute walk away, providing access to lines 92 and 93, which connect the luxury Louise district to the Royal Quarter. Brussels Central Station (Gare Centrale): An 8-minute walk from your door, offering metro lines 1 and 5, as well as national and international train connections. Grand Sablon Bus Hub: Immediate access to lines 33 and 95, facilitating easy travel across the Pentagon (city center). Education Lycée Henriette Dachsbeck: A prestigious and historic school located just around the corner on Rue de la Paille. Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles: The city's premier arts and music university is situated less than 5 minutes away. Sint-Jan Berchmanscollege: One of Brussels' most renowned educational institutions, located within easy walking distance. Key Institutions The Royal Palace of Brussels: The official palace of the Belgian monarchy is located a short stroll away through the park. Brussels Parliament: The seat of regional government is situated nearby, marking the area as a central political hub. National Archives of Belgium: Located almost next door, adding to the quiet and institutional prestige of the street. The Court of Audit (Rekenhof): A major administrative landmark located on the adjacent Rue de la Régence. Culture & History Place du Grand Sablon: World-famous for its weekend antique markets, high-end chocolate boutiques (like Marcolini and Wittamer), and numerous art galleries. Magritte Museum & Royal Museums of Fine Arts: This world-class museum complex is at the top of the street, housing the finest collection of Belgian surrealism and fine arts. Square du Petit Sablon: A stunning neo-Renaissance garden decorated with 48 bronze statues representing the historic medieval guilds. Church of Notre-Dame du Sablon: A late-Gothic masterpiece known for its beautiful stained-glass windows and rich history.