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Looking for somewhere cozy, far away from home?
The house is located in Etterbeek, situated between the two most vibrant places in Brussels: Flagey and Jourdan. It offers a very international environment with an abundance of new bars, restaurants, and shops—the perfect place to discover the city. Nearby, you'll find tram, bus, and subway stations that will take you all over the city. The vintage design of the house, which is present in every single room, has become the trademark of Nomad’s House.
The following services and amenities are included:
- 12 bedrooms, each with personalized decoration and rates that vary according to the size of the room. Each of our bedrooms features a large double bed, a small private en-suite shower room (shower and basin), a desk with a chair, and a dressing area.
- A fully fitted kitchen (with a coffee machine, electric kettle, crockery, cutlery, saucepans, condiments, etc.).
- A cozy dining area, a large living room, and a library.
- The basement has lockers where each tenant can store items, as well as a laundry room with a washing machine, tumble dryer, and ironing board.
- A large courtyard.
Please note that visitors are allowed; you just need to inform your roommates.
Bustling and full of fun, the Place Flagey district is one of the most iconic representations of life in Brussels at its best. Days and nights unfold at the unique pace and atmosphere of the many café terraces, restaurants, and bars, including the famous Café Belga, which attracts people from all over the world every evening. Popular with many young people and expatriates, the area is also close to the European Quarter and not far from the major shopping avenues of Avenue Louise and Boulevard de Waterloo.
Our residents are very friendly and warm individuals who are working or studying in Brussels. They come from all around the world, sharing different cultures and interests. They represent a great mix of ambitious, creative, and inspiring people. Particularly well-suited for young workers and expats, co-living is a unique way of life that offers a distinct rental experience based on meeting people and fostering intercultural exchanges.
