Maisonnette Stationsweg 69-B, The Hague - For Rent

This maisonnette on Stationsweg 69-B is situated in the Stationsbuurt/Rivierenbuurt neighborhood of The Hague, in a building that dates back to 1850. The home offers 62 m² of living space and is laid out across two floors on the third and fourth level, giving it a maisonette character. Despite the age of the building, the property has been awarded energy label A with an energy index of 1.00. The monthly rent is €1,096.41, consisting of a base rent of €1,090.76 and €5.65 in service costs. The home will be available from 28 October 2026.

The living room measures approximately 40 m² and forms the central space of the home. The open kitchen is directly connected to the living area, creating a practical layout for cooking and dining. The single bedroom measures 17 m² and is part of the two-floor arrangement. The entire home features wooden floors; because sound carries more easily through this type of flooring, the application of hard floor coverings such as laminate is not permitted. Heating is provided by an individual central heating boiler (CV), giving residents control over their own heating.

The home has a balcony that provides outdoor space, although there is no garden. The building is not equipped with an elevator, which is relevant given the upper-floor position of the maisonnette. The property is classified as a regular rental and is intended for households of one to two persons, with a minimum age of 18. A neighborhood manager is present in the area and serves as a point of contact for residents on local matters.

Stationsweg lies in a central part of The Hague, in the area around the station district. The Stationsbuurt/Rivierenbuurt neighborhood combines residential streets with everyday amenities and connections to the rest of the city. The allocation of this home is arranged through a regulated allocation process in which registration duration plays a role in the order of placement. A one-time fee of €68.73 applies, covering the costs of the housing permit and a nameplate. Prospective residents can document their income digitally through MijnOverheid as part of the application process.