





The Hague
€600/ month
This listing offers an unfurnished room of approximately 13 square metres on Majubastraat in The Hague. The room is located within an apartment that is shared with only one other resident, the landlord, who is renting out the free room. The rental period is indefinite, and the rent is set at 600 euros per month with utilities included. No deposit is required for this room. The property offers a practical arrangement for a tenant seeking accommodation in the city.
The apartment layout includes a shared living room, a shared kitchen, and a shared bathroom. A separate toilet is available in addition to the bathroom, which adds convenience for the residents of the apartment. Internet is available throughout the property. The room itself is offered unfurnished, allowing the new tenant to arrange it according to their own preferences. The energy label of the building is not specified.
The apartment is situated in the Transvaalkwartier neighbourhood of The Hague, close to the Haagse Markt and Zuiderpark. The city centre is within easy reach, making it convenient for daily activities and commuting. Supermarkets are located nearby, as well as tram and bus stops that connect the area to the rest of the city. Majubastraat combines a residential setting with practical access to shopping and public transport. The proximity to Zuiderpark also provides a green space for recreation close to home.
The landlord is looking for one additional tenant to join the household, bringing the total number of residents to two people. The room is open to students and working students, with no restrictions based on age, gender, or occupation. All languages are welcome, and the duration of stay is flexible. Pets are not allowed in the apartment. Viewings can be arranged with the landlord for those interested in seeing the room and the shared spaces in person.
Price
€600.00
Available From
October 7, 2026
Contract Type
A
Shared Facilities
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
2
Minimum Age
16
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