Offices to let in Watermael-Boitsfort - Chaussée de la Hulpe

Located at 187-189 Chaussée de la Hulpe in Watermael-Boitsfort, this renovated six-story office complex offers a unique balance between modern business facilities and a green, suburban setting. With over 12,000 m² of workspace in total and 795 m² currently available, it provides an ideal opportunity for companies seeking quality offices in the southern part of Brussels.

The available spaces are bright, adaptable and equipped with the latest technical features, including air conditioning, access control, advanced security systems, efficient lighting and dedicated parking. Designed to meet the expectations of today’s businesses, these floorplates can be organised into open-plan areas, private offices, meeting rooms or collaborative zones, offering complete flexibility.

The Watermael-Boitsfort district is well known for its attractive mix of residential calm and professional activity. This location is home to financial institutions, technology companies, consultancy firms and European-related organisations that value both accessibility and quality of life. The surroundings include parks, high-quality restaurants and essential services, making the daily work environment more pleasant and supportive for employees.

Connectivity is another major advantage. The building is served by tram lines 8 and 25, bus routes 17, 41, 95 and 366, and S-train services S5, S8 and S19, which connect directly to key Brussels districts and the national railway network. Brussels Central can be reached quickly, while Brussels Airport is easily accessible via nearby arterial roads. For commuters and visitors, this multimodal accessibility ensures smooth connections across the city and beyond.

By choosing Chaussée de la Hulpe 187-189, companies secure more than just office space – they gain a location that combines modern infrastructure, green surroundings and strategic mobility. It is a site that enhances corporate image, supports employee well-being and positions organisations at the crossroads of Brussels’ professional and residential life.