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2591 GB (The Hague)
€684/ month + €14.92 service costs
This ground-floor flat is located on Isabellaland in the Mariahoeve and Marlot district of The Hague. The home offers 39 square meters of living space and is part of a residential complex built in 1966 that is equipped with an elevator. The property holds energy label C, with an energy index of 2.05, and is heated by means of block heating. The flat is offered by housing association Staedion as a regular rental home. Thanks to its position on the ground floor, the residence is easily accessible without the need for stairs.
The layout consists of a living room of approximately 17 square meters and a separate bedroom of approximately 12 square meters. The kitchen is closed, meaning it is separated from the living area. The flat does not have a garden or balcony, but it does include a private storage unit. The entrance is step-free and the home is rollator-friendly, which makes it suitable for people who value accessible living. The compact and practical layout makes the home well suited for a single occupant or a couple.
The building offers several conveniences that contribute to comfortable living, including an elevator and central block heating for the entire complex. A neighborhood manager is present in the area, providing an additional point of contact for residents. The total monthly rent amounts to 683.17 euros, which includes a base rent of 498.20 euros, service costs of 14.92 euros, an advance for heating costs of 110 euros, and additional charges of 60.05 euros. A one-time fee of 68.73 euros applies for the housing permit administration and a nameplate.
The Mariahoeve and Marlot neighborhood is a residential area in The Hague known for its green surroundings and quiet streets. The district offers a mix of housing types and is well connected to the rest of the city through public transport, with shops and everyday amenities within reach. Allocation is arranged through the regional housing distribution system, with priority based on registration duration. The home is intended for households of one to two persons without children, with a maximum age of 22 years for the main occupant.
Price
€684.00
Service Costs
€14.92
Available From
November 5, 2026
Is Social Housing
Building Facilities
Storage Present
Max Tenants
2
Property Type
Apartment
Construction Year
1966
Bedrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Separate
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€684
/ month + €14.92 service costs
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