This four-bedroom family house is located at Doris Lessinglaan in the Kraayenstein en Vroondaal district of The Hague, near the Madestein nature and recreation area. The neighbourhood is served by Randstadrail within walking distance and provides access to major motorways (A4, A12, A13, A20). The area includes green residential streets and courtyard layouts; local amenities in the vicinity include a primary school at the edge of the district and planned commercial spaces for services such as a doctor, baker and butcher. Recreational areas in the wider vicinity include Madestein, Ockenburgh and the dunes and beach at Kijkduin.
The property is a terraced single-family house completed in 2023 with a listed living area of approximately 135 m² and a volume of 405 m³. The entrance is reached via a front garden. The ground floor comprises an entrance hall, a separate toilet with a small basin, a technical room, a living room with patio doors providing access to the rear garden, and an open kitchen at the front fitted with built-in appliances. Flooring throughout includes PVC.
On the first floor there is a landing with access to all rooms, one bedroom at the front and two bedrooms at the rear, together with a modern bathroom equipped with a walk-in shower, toilet, washbasin and a design radiator. The second floor is an attic level that can be used as an additional bedroom. The property is described as a sustainable build and is fitted with solar panels; the energy label is A++++ and an energy points value of 297 is indicated.
The dwelling is offered rented with basic fittings (gestoffeerd), such as floor coverings. Required application documents are specified as PDFs: a copy of passport or ID card, employment contract and the last three payslips, and recent bank statements; for entrepreneurs a Chamber of Commerce excerpt and recent annual figures are requested alongside identification. An income requirement is stated as a minimum net income of 2.5 times the monthly rent. No pricing or deposit information is included here.
