💢💢💢 Bright studio apartment for rent in Ixelles The student saver Because I'll save my pennies for the weekend. Will I like it here? We think so. This affordable studio is ideal for a student. You'll have all the basics covered, and be within walking distance of the campus. Sweet. Really? Tell me more... You will love the simplicity of this furnished little number. Sure it's cosy, but it packs a lot in. Equipped kitchen, a desk for study, and a small dining table for 2. Keep it simple. We think it’s ideal for students looking for a place near campus. Several of the city's main University campuses are close by, like the Université Libre de (hidden). Walk to class and never be late again. Your top 3 reasons to rent here: -The cute decor. There is even a little art on the walls. -The bed that becomes a makeshift sofa. Functional. -The location. A short walk to the campus. But you need to know this... This apartment is located on the 5th floor and there is no elevator. A little bit of a hike, but great for the glutes. Give it to me straight... This is a cute 5th floor, studio apartment on Klein-Zwitserlandplein, Brussels. It's affordable and functional, with all the basics including a compact equipped kitchen. We think this apartment is ideal for an on-the-go student. Close to the campus, the cafe and the bar. Your Brussels student adventure starts right here. What we liked the most -Hosting a cute dinner for 2 – date night in your stylish little pad? -Making your bed in the morning – the sleeping area becomes a living space. -Exploring the local cafes – Le Montmartre is excellent and just across the road. Things to keep in mind -There is no oven in the kitchen – Sunday roasts might not be a go. -There is no washing machine available here – no probs, just head down to the local laundromat. Neighbourhood and transportation: Located in the charming and quietly sophisticated neighbourhood of Ixelles, the street offers a serene and picturesque address in a corner of Brussels that feels both intimate and community‐oriented. The triangular square itself is steeped in history, having been created in 1904 to improve access to the local school and featuring a central bronze statue, L’adolescence, which gives the place a warm, cultured character. This area is currently benefiting from a sustainable neighbourhood redevelopment, including green upgrades to the Plaine de la Petite Suisse — a hidden, accessible garden just behind the square with play areas, sports fields, and shared communal space. The municipality’s plans also include a renovated “Rotonde” community building, reinforcing the sense of local identity and inclusion. Right on the square is the friendly La Petite Suisse bar‐brasserie, a warm, neighbourhood spot perfect for morning coffee, relaxed lunches, or evening gatherings — adding a cosy, social touch to the street life. For families, there’s a public playground and outdoor sports area nearby (ping-pong, mini‐football, sandpit) under the commune’s youth program. All in all, the location is a wonderful address for someone who values peaceful elegance, community feeling, and green, well-planned urban living in a historically rich part of Ixelles. 💢💢�...