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€3,500/ month
This furnished ground-floor apartment on 1e Sweelinckstraat is situated in the popular Duinoord district of Den Haag. The property dates from 1906 and offers approximately 137 m² of living space with a well-considered layout of three rooms, including two bedrooms. The home occupies a single living level and features a generous southeast-facing backyard, providing a quiet outdoor retreat in the middle of the city. The apartment is offered furnished under a temporary lease and is not suitable for students or sharers. With its period character and tasteful presentation, the residence combines early twentieth-century charm with modern comfort.
Access is via a video intercom and a well-maintained communal entrance. A spacious hall leads to the study, the basement with laundry facilities, a separate toilet and the living kitchen. The kitchen is fully equipped with a range of luxury appliances and forms the heart of the home. At the front, the living room adjoins the kitchen, while a second living room is positioned at the rear on the garden side. Sleeping accommodation consists of a master bedroom at the garden side as well as a smaller bedroom, suitable as a guest room, children's room or study. The bathroom is complete with a double washbasin, walk-in shower and bathtub.
The southeast-facing backyard measures 65 m², approximately 10 meters deep and 6.5 meters wide, offering ample space for outdoor seating and greenery. The property holds energy label C and is equipped with double glazing and central heating via a combi boiler, ensuring comfort throughout the year. Practical features include the basement laundry area and the separate toilet. Parking is arranged through paid and public parking in the surrounding streets. The single-level layout makes the home convenient and easily accessible for daily living.
Duinoord is one of The Hague's most sought-after residential neighbourhoods, known for its leafy streets and characteristic early twentieth-century architecture. The lively Reinkenstraat, with its shops and everyday amenities, is within walking distance. By bicycle, both the beach and the city centre can be reached in roughly ten minutes, and public transport connections are excellent. The combination of a quiet residential setting, a private garden and close proximity to the coast and downtown makes this apartment well suited for those seeking comfortable temporary living in Den Haag.
Price
€3,500.00
Available From
November 15, 2026
Available Until
April 1, 2027
Deposit Amount
€7,000.00
Contract Type
C
Condition
Good
Garden
Garden Description
Ruime, rustige achtertuin van 65 m² (10,00 m diep x 6,50 m breed), gelegen op het zuidoosten.
Garden Orientation
Southeast
Parking Type
Street
Storage Present
Property Type
Apartment
Number of Floors
1
Construction Year
1906
Volume
450 m³
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Gas
Kitchen Type
Open
Energy Source
Gas
Tenant Type
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