
The Hague
€1,000/ month
Offered for rent is a furnished room of approximately 14 square meters in the Biancaland district of The Hague. The room is available from October 2026 and can be rented for an indefinite period. The monthly rent is €1,000, excluding utilities. Viewings can be arranged with the landlord, giving prospective tenants the opportunity to view the room and the shared spaces in person before deciding.
The room comes fully furnished, allowing a tenant to move in without needing to bring additional furniture. It is intended for a single occupant. The accommodation does not include a separate living room; instead, the kitchen, bathroom, and toilet are shared with other residents of the property. Internet is available in the home. The building carries energy label A, which reflects an efficient level of energy performance.
Regarding the rental conditions, the rent of €1,000 per month is charged excluding utilities, and no specific deposit amount or additional structural costs are listed. Although the rental period is listed as indefinite, the landlord indicates a preferred duration of stay of approximately one year. Pets are not permitted in the property. The accommodation is offered by a private landlord rather than a housing agency or corporation.
The landlord is looking for one tenant aged between 18 and 99, regardless of gender. Students, working students, and working professionals are all eligible to apply, and applicants of all backgrounds and languages are welcome. The room is situated in Biancaland, a residential neighborhood in The Hague, from which the facilities and connections of the city can be reached. For anyone seeking a furnished, energy-efficient room in a shared living arrangement in The Hague, this listing presents a straightforward option with a private landlord.
Price
€1,000.00
Available From
October 10, 2026
Min Duration
12
Shared Facilities
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
18
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