Quiet Luxury

By choosing a new-build apartment in Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, and more specifically at 226 Avenue de Tervueren in Brussels, you are opting for one of the most sought-after neighbourhoods in the capital. It is valued for its green surroundings, its tranquillity and its proximity to the European institutions.

Directly opposite Square Léopold II, 226 Avenue de Tervueren looks out onto Stoclet Palace, with Woluwe Park to the left and Cinquantenaire Park to the right. The neighbourhood combines excellent transport links with nearby shops, schools and international institutions, while Woluwe Park and the Sonian Forest are just a few minutes’ walk away.

226 Avenue de Tervueren offers several factors that make it a favourable property investment in Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, Brussels: a sought-after location, good transport links and a high-quality residential setting.

Strong rental demand in the neighbourhood and the sustainable nature of the development may contribute to the long-term appreciation of a an apartment’s value.

The development is also subject to the Breyne Act, which provides a secure legal framework for investment in new-build property in Brussels.

Furthermore, buyers can benefit from a reduced VAT rate of 6 %, which represents a significant financial advantage.

The apartments at 226 Avenue de Tervueren come with high-quality finishes, including wooden parquet flooring, high-end fitted kitchens by Ambiance Cuisine, fully fitted bathrooms by Duravit and Grohe, reversible underfloor heating and integrated home automation.

Buyers can customise certain elements, such as materials and fittings, in accordance with the options provided by the developer.

226 Avenue de Tervueren has a high energy performance, with an EPC rating of A, and has been designed to minimise energy consumption in the long term.

The building operates without fossil fuels, thanks to reversible heat pumps that provide heating and domestic hot water. A double-flow ventilation system helps maintain good air quality while reducing energy loss.

The development also incorporates features aimed at improving overall efficiency, such as green roofs, solar panels for communal areas and a water recovery system.

The apartments at 226 Avenue de Tervueren, in Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, Brussels are scheduled for completion in the second quarter of 2028.

Yes. Under the new permanent regime in force in Belgium since 1 July 2025, the reduced 6% VAT rate also applies when you buy an already-reconstructed dwelling from a developer. To qualify, the apartment must be your own home with a habitable surface area of no more than 175 m², or the property must be let for at least 15 years, socially or privately, to a tenant who establishes their domicile there.

Full details on the conditions and the required MyMinfin declaration are available in our downloadable information document.