Firstly, let me say once again what a beautiful and friendly country you have. I got back yesterday from my sixth or so stay in your lovely country. Secondly, I am interested in either renting a flat for a longer holiday at some point or possibly down the line looking at buying a flat or holiday home in the country. I would preffer a Flemmish area simply because I know a bit of German and it is easier to figure out the language but the French area is lovely too. However, I have no idea of which areas are cheaper to live, etc. Does anyone have any suggestion of what parts of the country might have less expensive realeastate than the others, etc?
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are their really enough surfers/webmasters on gfy from Belgium to get your answers here?
Wouldn't you be better finding a newsgroup from belgium?
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Originally posted by LionDollarsare their really enough surfers/webmasters on gfy from Belgium to get your answers here?
Wouldn't you be better finding a newsgroup from belgium?
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There are a number of Belgian webmasters that post here.Comment
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What an international place the internet is LOL
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Hey,
I have a house for sale in Holland, it's only two hours from Belgium as well as one hour from Germany!
It's located near Amsterdam, you will love it there!!Comment
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Personally I would take a flat in Holland before I'd take one in Belgium.
But since you're asking, the area that you might like best could be Liege.Comment
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Do you have any preference in where to stay? Where have you been the past stays? Do you want to be near the coast? Or in some specific city? Or in the Ardennes? (sp?) ... Not sure what you are looking for, let me know and I might be able to help.Originally posted by sarah_webincFirstly, let me say once again what a beautiful and friendly country you have. I got back yesterday from my sixth or so stay in your lovely country. Secondly, I am interested in either renting a flat for a longer holiday at some point or possibly down the line looking at buying a flat or holiday home in the country. I would preffer a Flemmish area simply because I know a bit of German and it is easier to figure out the language but the French area is lovely too. However, I have no idea of which areas are cheaper to live, etc. Does anyone have any suggestion of what parts of the country might have less expensive realeastate than the others, etc?
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In HHW?Originally posted by Blue EyesHey,
I have a house for sale in Holland, it's only two hours from Belgium as well as one hour from Germany!
It's located near Amsterdam, you will love it there!!
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Originally posted by NathanDo you have any preference in where to stay? Where have you been the past stays? Do you want to be near the coast? Or in some specific city? Or in the Ardennes? (sp?) ... Not sure what you are looking for, let me know and I might be able to help.
Fabian
I have been to Gent, Brussels, Brugges and Ostende each a number of times. I would love just to rent somewhere for a week or month but down the line i wouldn't rule out a holiday home. I Just like the feel of the country as a whole.Comment
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Sarah, LMK when you go - I'd love to come visit and I'll pay for the place during my stayOriginally posted by sarah_webincI have been to Gent, Brussels, Brugges and Ostende each a number of times. I would love just to rent somewhere for a week or month but down the line i wouldn't rule out a holiday home. I Just like the feel of the country as a whole.
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In terms of the coast:Originally posted by sarah_webincI have been to Gent, Brussels, Brugges and Ostende each a number of times. I would love just to rent somewhere for a week or month but down the line i wouldn't rule out a holiday home. I Just like the feel of the country as a whole.
Nice furnished appartments on the cost in nice places like De Haan are rather expensive, but you can get lucky. Next time you are on the coast, I would drive to some of the smaller places like De Haan and look around at the local realtors, they always have summer stuff there. De Haan is full of germans usually though, as is Knokke, the town next to it.
You should be able to find stuff in most areas, I would really just look around when you are there, since its going to be easier to find furnished ones that way.
If I would want a holiday place somewhere in belgium to rent, I would go to De Haan for the coast, Brugges for general flair/relaxing, Brussels for some more stuff to see.
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Originally posted by PeachesSarah, LMK when you go - I'd love to come visit and I'll pay for the place during my stay
atleast you and me wouldn't argue over if it was clean enough or notComment
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nobody thinks that of where they are fromOriginally posted by Trader FrI'm from belgium ... personnally i don't really think it's the best place to stay in europe ;-)
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