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€1,595/ month + €55 service costs
This three-room apartment is located on the third floor of a well-maintained gallery flat with an elevator at Godetiaweg 73 in Den Haag. The property is situated in the green and popular Bohemen en Meer en Bos neighborhood, a short distance from the renewed seaside resort of Kijkduin and within walking distance of the De Savornin Lohmanplein shopping center. The apartment offers a pleasant layout with two balconies, a private storage unit, and an energy label of A+/A1. Built in 1953, the complex combines classic solid construction with everyday comfort. With approximately 82 m² of living space, this home provides a comfortable base in a quiet and leafy residential environment.
The apartment is reached via a well-kept communal entrance with an intercom system and elevator installation. Upon entering, a hallway provides access to the various rooms of the home. The bright living room offers ample space for both a comfortable seating area and a dining corner. The property includes two bedrooms, which are well suited for use as a master bedroom, guest room, or home office. A particular advantage is the presence of two balconies, allowing outdoor seating at different times of the day. The apartment further comprises a kitchen, a bathroom, and a separate toilet.
The location offers an ideal combination of comfort, tranquility, and accessibility. The beach, dunes, and lively boulevard of Kijkduin are a short distance away, while the De Savornin Lohmanplein shopping center can be reached on foot. Various sports facilities, schools, and recreational opportunities are present in the direct surroundings. Public transport connections and several main roads are nearby, making the rest of Den Haag and the surrounding region easily accessible. Parking is arranged through paid and public parking options, with parking permits available.
The apartment has a living area of approximately 82 m², with an additional 2 m² of indoor storage space and 6 m² of building-bound outdoor space, and a volume of 210 m³. The home is equipped with double glazing and wall insulation, while heating and hot water are provided by a gas-fired combi boiler owned by the property. A private storage unit belonging to the apartment is ideal for storing bicycles and other belongings. The rental conditions include an indefinite lease with a minimum rental period of one year, a deposit equal to two months' rent, and an income requirement of at least 3.65 times the gross monthly rent. The rent is €1,595 per month, excluding service costs of €55 per month, and a housing permit is not required for this property. The existing floor covering is available for takeover by the new tenant.
Price
€1,595.00
Service Costs
€55.00
Deposit Amount
€3,190.00
Contract Type
A
Min Duration
12
WWS Points
200
Balcony
Parking Type
Street
Building Facilities
Bike Storage
Storage Present
Storage Size
2 m²
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
3
Number of Floors
1
Construction Year
1953
Volume
210 m³
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Gas
Energy Source
Gas
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€1,595
/ month + €55 service costs
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