Your own furnished room in Brussels. Shared spaces that are actually looked after. One monthly bill: WiFi, utilities, cleaning, maintenance.
That’s co-living at TwentySeven.
Your own furnished room, plus a real community: an extraordinary shared kitchen, lounge and workspace you’ll actually want to use, and exciting daily events with your neighbours. WiFi, utilities and cleaning all land in one bill. We run human-size buildings, not a franchise — you deal directly with the people who own them.
The essentials, sorted. Plus a few things most listings don't mention.
Locations
Place Flagey, the Wednesday Châtelain market, the most international neighbourhood in the city. The address for a 5-month stay that actually feels like Brussels.
Metro to Schuman in a few minutes. The practical choice if your office is in the institutional bubble.
Cheaper than Ixelles, changing fast. Independent restaurants, a younger crowd, less-quiet echo chamber.
Co-living isn't your only option in Brussels. Here's how it stacks up.
| Co-living | Hotel | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | From €595/month | €4,800–7,000/month |
| Commitment | From 1 month | None |
| Bills | ✓ One bill, all included | Included, no kitchen |
| Community | ✓ Built-in | None |
| Best for | 1-12 month stays | Under a week |
Full breakdown, with real numbers, in our Co-living vs. Hotel vs. Furnished Apartment comparison.
It’s your home, your workplace and your playground. One of a kind shared spaces, a cultural events programme and the little things like wifi and cleaning are all included in one bill – no matter how long you’re with us.
From €595/month all-inclusive at TwentySeven: private furnished room, WiFi, utilities, weekly cleaning of common areas. No deposit, no agency fees.
Contracts from 1 month. Most people stay 4 to 12 months. No 3-6-9 Belgian lease.
In a colocation, you share the lease and split the bills with flatmates. In TwentySeven co-living, you have one contract, one invoice, and a management team handling everything else.
Yes. 5-month contracts, locations near the European Quarter and in Ixelles, from €595/month. It is the most common profile in our co-living properties.
Yes. Contact us to arrange a viewing. If you are arriving from abroad, we can organise a video tour.
Not always. It depends on your contract length and nationality. Our team checks this with you before you sign. For the full picture on settling in, see our Expat's Guide to Living in Brussels.
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