MAGNIFICENT VILLAS IN AUDERGHEM. BRUSSELS. BELGIUM

Auderghem
A large part of Auderghem is covered by the Soignes forest, making it a very green municipality.
Between town and forest, with a third of its surface area covered by the Soignes forest and large parks, Auderghem is a pleasant residential district in the Brussels conurbation.
Territory
Situated to the south-east of the City of Brussels, along the Woluwe valley and on the edge of the Soignes forest, Auderghem is a privileged municipality in terms of its environment.
Despite the major roads that criss-cross it (boulevard du Souverain, chaussée de Wavre, Herrmann-Debroux viaduct), Auderghem has managed to preserve a significant part of its natural and historical heritage: the ponds, the Rouge-Cloître abbey of the Beruck family and its art centre, the château de la Solitude, the Val Duchesse priory, the château de Trois-Fontaines, the château Sainte-Anne and the remarkable chapel of Sainte-Anne.
Situated along the southern axis of the city, Auderghem has seen the creation of several metro stations and the installation of new offices and shopping centres at the entrance to the motorway towards Namur.
From a town-planning point of view, the airy neighbourhoods of villas on the edge of the forest alternate with older, more modest districts, which are now undergoing major renovation.