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A project in the heart of the European institutions
The Clos des Deux Tours is ideally located between the Madou and Schuman districts, close to numerous shops and well served by public transport (train, metro, bus). It offers direct access to the city centre and motorways. Rue des Deux Tours benefits from many green spaces in the neighbourhood, such as Parc Léopold, Square Ambiorix and Parc du Cinquantenaire.
Plans
11-unit building with terraces and parking in a private and green yard. From 1 to 3 bedrooms, discover our apartments with high end finishing touches. Special care has been given to the quality of the building, isolation and energy equipment to improve energy performance.
Location
Contemporary architecture respecting the historical heritage
The Clos des Deux Tours is built on a parcel of land which is part of the architectural heritage inventory of the Brussels Capital Region. The project consists of a major transformation of this classified industrial building from the 19th century into a residential building with 9 apartments and 2 new penthouses. The new apartments preserve some of the elements of the past, such as the vaulted ceilings, the columns and the steel beams.
Favourable pricing conditions
Le Clos des Deux Tours is a project being sold under the VAT rules and is eligible for the reduced VAT rate of 6% under certain conditions (primo-accédant):
You are purchasing as an individual
The apartment will be your private and unique residence
Registered address for 5 years
The living area does not exceed 200 m2
The 6% VAT rules is combined with a partial exemption from registration fees on the value of the ground ( under certain conditions).
Un ensemble de 11 appartements 1, 2 et 3 chambres
Conçu par l’architecte Jorge Slautsky, chaque appartement bénéficie de finitions haut de gamme. Les appartements offrent de belles terrasses bien orientées avec vue dégagée sur le clos privé et verdoyant. L’immeuble propose également un local vélo. PEB X. Régime de la TVA 6% sous conditions.
