Sint-Pieters-Woluwe/Woluwe-Saint-Pierre holds a lot of appeal for residents. Its central location near Brussels, surrounded by greenery and lush residential areas, makes this a highly sought-after location. Small-scale Les Emeraudes blends in seamlessly with this exclusive setting. Although there are several nice restaurants and boutiques within walking distance, this residential development offers plenty of peace and quiet. There is no shortage of green space where you can relax. Take a stroll through Parmentier Park, which is just 400 metres from your home, or beautiful Woluwe Park. Or head to the nearby Sonian Forest on any given day if you want to clear your head. In short, the perfect environment for anyone who loves the good life.
Whether you choose an apartment with 1, 2 or 3 bedrooms, all the units in Les Emeraudes exude sophistication and class. The architects deliberately opted for a sleek, elegant design with a warm look and feel, with contemporary solutions for increased sustainability. You can create your own ideal home environment with the smart home automation system. The large windows draw in lots of natural light, transforming the surrounding green space into a free art installation in your home. Your south-facing terrace is the perfect place for a summer BBQ with friends or family. Here, luxury and comfort clearly go hand in hand.
If you enjoy good food, Sint-Pieters-Woluwe/Woluwe-Saint-Pierre is just the place for you. Great lunch spots include Jules et Charles or the Brasserie des Etangs Mellaerts. Looking for something more exclusive? Head to Sanzaru for Japanese cuisine or Coquum for a Scandinavian-inspired menu. If you are led by the Michelin guide, Menssa is the place to go for a memorable culinary experience. Le Vignoble, which is renowned for its French cuisine in an Art Deco setting, is also worth a visit. The many nearby sports centres allow you to burn some calories. The Wolu Sports Park has 9 tennis courts, a football pitch and hockey field, 13 jeu de boules courts and a dance hall. Alternatively, you can work up a sweat at Sportcity, the largest sports centre in the Brussels-Capital Region. Golf fans will be happy to know that the Royal Golf Club of Belgium is just 5 km away.
Shopaholics will love Sint-Pieters-Woluwe/Woluwe-Saint-Pierre. The Woluwe Shopping Centre is the place to be for a day of shopping, with 130 shops to choose from. This mall has a combination of small boutiques and well-known chains and is just 10 minutes by bike from Les Emeraudes. Hop on the bus or tram to get to the centre of Brussels, Belgium’s premier shopping destination. From the upscale Baljuw/Bailli and Kastelein/Chatelain district to avenue Louise/Louizalaan and the trendy Dansaert neighbourhood: our capital is the place to shop till you drop. On rainy days, stay dry in one of the many shopping centres across the city. Go window shopping in the Koninklijke Sint-Hubertusgalerijen/Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert or head to City 2, Anspach Shopping or the Gulden Vliesgalerij/Galerie Toison d’Or. One thing is certain: you’ll never come home empty-handed.
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