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2514 HG (Den Haag - Museumkwartier)
€4,000/ month
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Expat & Real Estate B.V.
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Price
€4,000.00
Min Duration
12
Condition
Good
Property Type
Apartment
Number of Floors
1
Construction Year
1875
Volume
575 m³
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
2
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Garden
Garden Description
patio atrium
Garden Orientation
Northwest
Parking Type
Gated
Garage
Pets Allowed
Conditional
Tenant Type
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Located on Mauritskade in the Voorhout neighbourhood of The Hague, this renovated ground-floor flat offers approximately 165 m² of living space with views over the adjoining canal. The apartment lies in a building constructed in 1875 and was fully renovated in 2025. The layout includes living spaces on the ground floor with additional lower-level accommodation; classification information lists three bedrooms while the interior description refers to two principal bedrooms and an additional area suitable as a TV room or home office. The flat is described as upholstered and fitted with PVC flooring throughout.
The ground-floor living area features large rear-facing windows that provide natural light and direct access to a private patio of about 25 m² facing northwest. The patio connects to a private garage box that is suitable for a small car. The open-plan kitchen is fitted with built-in appliances including an induction hob with extractor, combi-oven, dishwasher and fridge/freezer combination, and includes a breakfast bar. A small internal staircase from the living room leads to an extra area that can be used as a TV room or a home office.
The accommodation description identifies two main bedrooms: a principal bedroom located in the souterrain with a freestanding bathtub, separate shower and toilet, and a second bedroom on the ground floor at the front of the property. There are two bathrooms in total, one of which includes a bathtub and a double washbasin, plus a separate floating toilet with washbasin. The overall internal arrangement is listed as four rooms in total and two bathrooms in the property details, with a note in the classification that there are three bedrooms.
Energy and construction features include double glazing, wall and roof insulation, and a modern central heating combi boiler for heating and hot water; an energy label is listed as pending and likely around C. The property includes a private garage and is located in a municipal permit parking zone; a parking permit can be applied for with the Municipality of The Hague and fees are subject to local regulations. Additional notes in the listing indicate the property is not suitable for students or for apartment sharing, pets are allowed in consultation, and the rental arrangement is indicated as an indefinite contract with a minimum term of 12 months.