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2517 XD (Den Haag - Zorgvliet)
€1,995/ month
Property agent
Residence Makelaars
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Price
€1,995.00
Deposit Amount
€1,995.00
Condition
Renovated
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
1
Number of Floors
1
Construction Year
1905
Volume
247 m³
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Balcony
Parking Type
Street
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Entrance to the apartment is from street level via a staircase to the first floor, with access from the landing. The hallway contains a modern guest toilet with washbasin and a storage cupboard equipped with a washing machine. The living and dining area is spacious and bright, featuring a characteristic bay window that provides additional daylight and street views. Oak engineered parquet runs through the apartment, contributing to a consistent floor finish throughout.
The semi-open kitchen is fitted with a granite worktop and high-quality built-in appliances including a 90 cm wide six-burner gas stove with large oven, extractor hood, fridge-freezer and dishwasher. The layout provides a clear separation between cooking and living areas while maintaining visual connection for dining and social use. From the hallway, two bedrooms are accessible: a master bedroom with an adjoining serre that can serve as a work or reading area, and a second bedroom suitable for guests or children. The bathroom is fitted with a walk-in shower, a contemporary washbasin unit and a designer towel radiator.
The property was fully renovated with attention to insulation and energy performance and is assigned energy label A+. Insulation is present in floors, walls and ceilings and windows are fitted with HR glass; heating is provided by a heat pump. These elements are intended to support energy-efficient operation of the dwelling. The building is of existing construction and dates from before 1906. The apartment is offered gestoffeerd and is located on the second residential floor with a building-related outside space consisting of a covered balcony of approximately 6 m².
Measured figures and building administration details are provided for context: living area approximately 70 m² and volume approximately 247 m³. Parking is by public parking and local parking permit arrangements. The apartment is situated in the Duinoord district, an area noted for Neo-Renaissance townhouses and tree-lined avenues; nearby streets include Reinkenstraat and Frederik Hendriklaan, which contain local retail and dining options. Public transport, international organisations, The Hague city centre and the Scheveningen beach are within regular access distances. Homeowners' association documentation indicates registration with the Chamber of Commerce and the presence of an annual meeting, periodic contributions, a reserve fund, a maintenance plan and building insurance.
