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2591 AG (The Hague)
€523/ month + €20.47 service costs
This apartment on Denenburg 180 is situated in the Mariahoeve and Marlot district of The Hague. The property is a first-floor flat in a building constructed in 1959. With a living area of 50 square metres, the home offers a practical layout suited to a compact household. The apartment holds an A+ energy label, which indicates efficient energy use compared with similar homes. Heating is provided by an individual central heating boiler, giving residents direct control over their own heating.
The interior is arranged around a living room measuring 21 square metres. The home includes two rooms of 13 and 8 square metres, which can serve as bedrooms or as a bedroom and study. The kitchen is a closed kitchen, separated from the living area. A balcony extends the living space outdoors, although the property does not have a garden. In addition, the apartment includes a private storage unit, providing extra room for belongings. A floor plan is available for a detailed view of the layout.
The building does not have an elevator, so the apartment is reached via the stairs to the first floor. The complex is managed with a neighborhood manager present on site. The landlord is Staedion, a housing association active in The Hague. Thanks to the A+ energy label, energy costs are expected to remain relatively low for a building of this age. The combination of a balcony, storage and individual heating makes the home functional for everyday living.
This home is offered within a specific allocation framework: the maximum age for occupants is 22 years, and this also applies to any co-resident. Households of one to three persons may apply, and resident children are not permitted. The monthly costs consist of a base rent of €498.20, service costs of €20.47 and additional costs of €4.00, bringing the total rent to €522.67 per month. One-time costs amount to €68.73, covering the fee for the housing permit and a nameplate. Allocation is handled through the Woonnet Haaglanden system, with order determined by registration duration and possibly age, income and priority status. The location on Denenburg places residents within the residential Mariahoeve and Marlot area of The Hague.
Price
€523.00
Service Costs
€20.47
Available From
November 11, 2026
Is Social Housing
Balcony
Storage Present
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
1
Construction Year
1959
Bedrooms
2
Heating Type
Individual
Kitchen Type
Separate
Max Tenants
3
Minimum Age
18
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€523
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