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€800/ month + €195 service costs
This apartment is located on Allard Piersonlaan in The Hague and offers a practical home spread across approximately 35 m² of living space. The property occupies a single floor of an existing building that dates back to 1900, giving it a classic character typical of this part of the city. The layout consists of two rooms, including one separate bedroom, and the interior is presented in a neat condition. With a volume of 100 m³, the home makes efficient use of its footprint and provides all the essentials for comfortable, compact living.
The living room serves as the central space of the apartment and features an open kitchen that is integrated into the main area. The kitchen is in a tidy, complete state, allowing everyday cooking and dining to take place within the social heart of the home. Large windows are a defining feature of the property, letting in plenty of natural light throughout the day and creating an open atmosphere. From the living area there is access to a balcony, which adds a small outdoor space of approximately 1 m². The separate bedroom provides a private and quiet place to sleep, while the complete bathroom is finished in a well-maintained condition.
In terms of practical matters, the rent is set at €800 per month. In addition, €195 per month is charged for gas, electricity, water and service costs, bringing the total monthly cost to €995. The deposit equals €995 and the rental agreement is offered for an indefinite period, providing long-term housing security. The property includes 1 m² of other indoor space and external storage of approximately 1 m², offering room for extra belongings. The building has no energy label registered, which is not unusual for a home of this construction period.
The location on Allard Piersonlaan places residents in The Hague, the administrative heart of the Netherlands and a city with a wide range of daily amenities. Shops, schools and public transport connections can be found in the surrounding area, making it convenient for commuters and students alike. The Hague itself is known for its blend of urban facilities and green spaces, as well as its proximity to the coast, with the beaches of Scheveningen and Kijkduin within reach of the city. For those seeking a compact, well-organized home with natural light, a balcony and a separate bedroom in a Dutch city with excellent connections, this apartment on Allard Piersonlaan offers a straightforward and functional living option.
Allard Piersonlaan 88A, 2522 MR
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Price
€800.00
Service Costs
€195.00
Available From
December 1, 2026
Deposit Amount
€995.00
Contract Type
B
Condition
Good
Balcony
Storage Present
Storage Size
1 m²
Property Type
Apartment
Number of Floors
1
Construction Year
1900
Volume
100 m³
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Kitchen Type
Open
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€800
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