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SQUARE DE MEEÛS, 35 B-1000 BRUSSELS Contents SQUARE DE MEEÛS, 35 B-1000 BRUSSELS contents 6 HIGHLIGHTS 8 THE LOCATION 12 TECHNICAL DETAILS 14 FLOOR LAYOUT 15 SCHEDULE OF AREAS 18 CONTACTS Prominently situated in the heart of the Belgian capital, where Europe’s art and cultural treasures create an exciting mix with the present. At the nerve centre of the European Union, with numerous sightseeing attractions and renowned international companies nearby. At the centre of the prestigious Leopold Quarter. Modern, high-quality offices in a prime position – Meeûs 35 is the perfect location for your business! 4 5 highlights Situated in the European Quarter, Brussels’ most prestigious office location Prominent corner building Top, modern offices with a high-end fit-out Recent lobby refurbishment Fully accessible 6 7 brussels city centre PARC GARE CENTRALE R UE JOS EPH ARTS-LOI II the location parc de bruxelles MAELBEEK T N E G É in the heart of the European Quarter ideally connected R U • The Council of the European D Union, European Parliament D R palais de A and European Commission in V from the Trône with immediate bruxelles E TRÔNE the immediate vicinity L RU U E 300 m underground station ring road access BEL O LI ARD • Numerous sightseeing B attractions such as Leopold Park with its historic heritage, the Royal Belgian Institute walk to Brussels- with direct of Natural Sciences, the Parc 5 minute Luxembourg station motorway connections square de du Cinquantenaire and meeûs many more espace léopold station (Brussels • Home to renowned and parc Eurostar station) five from the léopold high-profile companies and midi train underground stops 20 minutes international european institutions parliament away airport PORTE DE NAMUR R • Extensive, spacious green U E D areas in the neighbourhood; U T BRUXELLES, LUXEMBOURG Meeûs 35 borders a beautiful within walking R O bus N landscaped park distance C E HAU SSÉ E D royal belgian E W AV RE institute of natural sciences 8 9 Where the futures of 28 countries and almost 500 million people are decided. Place du Luxembourg Square de Meeûs Square de Meeûs Metro Trône Where Europe’s past and present meet. Food truck at Square de Meeûs Parlamentarium Where Europe’s heart beats. Place du Luxembourg Espace Léopold 10 11 technical details year of construction 1979 double-glazed aluminium window frames recently refurbished passenger lifts new and modernised 3 premium 900 sq m typical floor disability access 106 parking spaces fully air conditioned 1.80 m planning grid 12 13 floor layout schedule of areas Square de Meeûs floor area 1 (sq m) area 2 (sq m) area 3 (sq m) total (sq m) eight 679 - - 679 seventh 583 289 - 872 sixth 341 286 292 919 fifth 633 286 - 919 fourth 517 401 - 918 third 518 402 - 920 second 516 400 - 916 first 505 349 - 854 ground 276 318 218 812 total 7,809 parking 106 spaces Rue de l’Industrie north 14 15 space that allows your business to prosper Modern offices with ample space for the individual needs of your business. Highly flexible, efficient, high-end fit-out. space for creative exchange Generous, attractive break-out areas designed to enhance communication. Because business success requires the exchange of thoughts and ideas! 16 17 Deka Immobilien Belgium Jack Schulte Avenue Louise 523 1050 Brussels, Belgium Phone: (+32) 2 627 13 52 Email: [email protected] Deka Immobilien GmbH Taunusanlage 1 60329 Frankfurt Phone: (+49) 69 71 47 - 0 Fax: (+49) 69 71 47 - 35 29 www.deka-stars-belux.com www.meeus35.com www.deka-immobilien.de This data serves for information purposes only. No liability is assumed for any errors or omissions. Subject to change without notice. This brochure does not contribute an offer or a BROCHURE DESIGNED AND PRODUCED BY SAENTYS +44 (0)20 7407 8717 | [email protected] | SAENTYS.COM contract. As of August 2018..
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