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€2,500/ month
This 110 m² apartment is located on the Denneweg, one of the best-known streets of The Hague, in the Buurtschap 2005 neighborhood. The three-room layout comprises a bright living room, two bedrooms, and two bathrooms. The home is offered upholstered and combines a modern finish with original classic details. Its location places the city center of The Hague within walking distance, while the street itself is lined with shops, restaurants, and terraces. The rent is €2,500 per month, excluding utilities.
The interior features an open design kitchen that comes fully equipped with built-in appliances. The living room is light and spacious, with large windows that let in plenty of daylight. Both bedrooms are served by two bathrooms en suite, each fitted with a washbasin unit, a rain shower, and a design radiator. In addition, there is a separate toilet with a small sink. Throughout the apartment lies a wooden floor, and classic elements such as stained glass windows and decorative shutters have been preserved.
The apartment is situated in Buurtschap 2005, a neighborhood directly adjacent to the historic center of The Hague. The Denneweg is known for its distinctive shops, restaurants, and cafés. A short walk along the Lange Voorhout leads into the city center, where a wide range of amenities can be found. This makes daily shopping, dining out, and cultural outings easily accessible on foot. The combination of a residential street and a central position gives the location a versatile character.
Public transport is well organized, with a tram stop around the corner. The Hague Central Station is one tram stop away, or about three minutes by bicycle. For outdoor recreation, the Malieveld and the Haagsche Bos are nearby and suitable for running or a walk. The A4, A12, and A13 motorways are a short drive away, providing straightforward connections to the surrounding region. The apartment does not include outdoor space, and details about smoking and pet policies can be requested from the provider.
Price
€2,500.00
Condition
Good
Property Type
Apartment
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
2
Kitchen Type
Open
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