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2533 HT (The Hague)
€518/ month + €16.75 service costs
This listing concerns a one-bedroom flat of approximately 37 square meters on Betje Wolffstraat in the Moerwijk district of The Hague. The property is situated on the first floor of a portiek flat that was constructed in 1951. The home carries energy label B, with an energy index of 1.00, and is heated by an individual central heating system. The monthly rent is 517.87 euros, consisting of a base rent of 498.20 euros plus service costs of 16.75 euros and additional costs of 2.92 euros. The property is offered by housing association Staedion.
The interior layout offers a living room of approximately 16 square meters and a separate bedroom of around 11 square meters, making the home suitable for one to two occupants. The kitchen is closed, providing a distinct cooking area separated from the living space. The flat further benefits from a private storage unit. While there is no garden, the home does feature a balcony for outdoor space. It should be noted that the building has no elevator, so access is via the staircase. A floor plan is available for review.
Betje Wolffstraat is located in Moerwijk, a residential neighborhood in the southwestern part of The Hague. The area is characterized by post-war residential architecture and a quiet, residential atmosphere. Everyday amenities such as shops and schools can be found in the surrounding area. Public transport connections are within reach, providing access to other parts of The Hague and the surrounding region. The city center of The Hague, with its broader range of shops, restaurants, and cultural venues, is accessible from the neighborhood.
Regarding allocation, this is a regular rental property with specific eligibility criteria: applicants may be at most 22 years of age, the household may consist of one to two persons, and no children may be living in the home. Selection is based on registration duration, supplemented where applicable by age, income, and priority rules. A neighborhood manager is present in the area, providing local oversight and support. One-time costs of 68.73 euros apply for the housing permit fee and nameplate. Interested parties can respond through the Woonnet Haaglanden platform.
Price
€518.00
Service Costs
€16.75
Available From
November 13, 2026
Is Social Housing
Balcony
Storage Present
Max Tenants
2
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
1
Construction Year
1951
Bedrooms
1
Heating Type
Individual
Kitchen Type
Separate
Energy Source
Gas
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€518
/ month + €16.75 service costs
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