💢💢💢 1-bedroom apartment for rent in Stalingrad, Brussels. This 1-bedroom apartment available in Stalingrad offers a fantastic setting for tenants seeking comfort and convenience. Fully furnished, the apartment features an equipped kitchen, making it a great choice for students, professionals, and Erasmus participants. Please note, pets and smoking are not allowed. Situated in Stalingrad, Brussels, the apartment is surrounded by a vibrant atmosphere with plenty to explore. Close by are remarkable tourist attractions such as the Yoko Tsuno-Mur Bd-Street Art and the XIII Comic Strip Wall, providing unique spots to enjoy. Other notable sites include Madame Chapeau, Manneken Peace, and the historical Black Tower, offering plenty to discover within walking distance. Neighbourhood and transportation: Located in the Midi / Lemonnier district of Brussels, this street offers an exciting and strategic address in one of the city’s most dynamic hubs. This area is anchored by (hidden)‐Midi / Brussel‐Zuid train station, which is a major international and national rail hub, making it extremely well-connected. The Midi neighbourhood is currently undergoing a significant urban transformation, with a master plan (PAD Midi) focused on revitalising public spaces, improving transport infrastructure, and creating a more livable, mixed‐use district. Despite its transit‐oriented energy, the area still retains a strong local character — from the Sunday Marché du Midi, a huge multicultural market famed for its food, flowers, and international vibe, to a variety of small shops and multicultural eateries. In terms of transport, you have metro, tram, bus, and high-speed rail literally on your doorstep, making commuting or travelling easy. On the urban planning side, the redevelopment strategy emphasises pedestrian- and cyclist-friendly spaces, better public transport integration, and a future with more mixed housing. Be aware: because Midi is a major transport hub, the neighbourhood is very busy and densely used, especially around the station. Some sources mention that the area is under “multiple pressures” (social, traffic), but there’s also a strong push for renewal. Bottom line: The location offers a high‐energy, well-connected address in the heart of a major Brussels transport and redevelopment hub — ideal for people who want to live where the city pulses and who value connectivity and urban regeneration. 💢💢�...