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2516 BH (The Hague - Trekvlietzone)
€852/ month + €154.24 service costs
This listing concerns an independent student studio of approximately 24 m², located on the seventh floor of Binckhorst City Park in The Hague. The studio features a living-sleeping area of about 20 m² with an open kitchen and a private bathroom with shower and toilet, so no facilities need to be shared with other residents. The home consists of one living/sleeping room and is offered unfurnished, allowing the new tenant to arrange the interior entirely to their own taste. The previous tenant has indicated that the floor can be taken over. The studio is heated via district heating and holds an A++ energy label. There is no private balcony or garden connected to the unit.
Binckhorst City Park consists of four residential towers, of which block 3 contains 197 studios spread over seven floors. The building offers several shared facilities, including a communal space on the ground floor where residents can meet, with views of the castle situated opposite the complex. A laundry room with washing machines and dryers is available for practical daily use. Bicycles can be stored in the multi-level indoor bicycle storage, which is equipped with an electric conveyor belt for added convenience. The complex also has an elevator and is wheelchair accessible. Each studio includes an internet and TV connection.
Sustainability plays a central role in the design of Binckhorst City Park. The roof of the complex features a nature-inclusive roof park with bio-diverse planting and sheltered spots for birds, bees, butterflies and caterpillars. The roof garden on the fourth floor is accessible to tenants of the building. The roofs are fitted with water retention crates that buffer and store rainwater. This collected water is used to irrigate the roof garden. Through these measures, the complex is prepared for extreme weather conditions.
The studio is located in the Binckhorst district of The Hague, an area that combines residential buildings with urban amenities. A supermarket and the train station are within walking distance of the complex. The center of The Hague can be reached within approximately ten minutes by bicycle. The total rent is €851.09 per month, consisting of a base rent of €696.85 and service costs of €154.24. The service costs include electricity, water, glass insurance and contents insurance, while heating is excluded. Housing allowance may be applicable, subject to conditions, with additional allowance available for tenants aged 21 and older.
Price
€852.00
Service Costs
€154.24
Available From
November 11, 2026
Is Social Housing
Building Facilities
Shared Facilities
Bike Storage
Tenant Type
Property Type
Studio
Floor Number
7
Number of Floors
7
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
Energy Source
District
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€852
/ month + €154.24 service costs
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