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Den Haag - Vruchtenbuurt
€2,375/ month
Property agent
Direct Wonen
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Price
€2,375.00
Property Type
Apartment
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Garden
Garden Description
gezellige achtertuin op zuidoosten met schuurtje voor fietsen
Garden Orientation
Southeast
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This ground-floor apartment on Amandelstraat in the Vruchtenbuurt district of The Hague measures approximately 95 m² and is offered furnished. The layout comprises three rooms including a living area and two rooms that can be used as bedrooms or a workspace. The apartment features numerous windows that provide significant natural light, a decorative fireplace in the living room and preserved original en suite doors with stained glass detailing. The property retains several authentic interior elements that reflect its character while providing functional living space.
The property is located between Mandarijnstraat and Sinaasappelstraat and is within walking distance of local shops and restaurants on Appelstraat and Vlierboomstraat. Larger shopping needs can be met at the Savornin Lohmanplein shopping center nearby. There are a number of local sports clubs and swimming facilities in the area, and the North Sea beach is reachable by bicycle in about ten minutes. The neighborhood is primarily residential with local amenities and transport connections serving daily needs.
The apartment entry includes a small vestibule and a hall with built-in storage. The street-facing living room is fitted with a decorative fireplace and is separated from the dining area by the original en suite doors with stained glass. The dining area provides direct access to the garden and connects to a semi-open kitchen equipped with an electric cooktop, oven/microwave combination and a built-in fridge/freezer. Both the dining area and kitchen offer access to the rear garden, supporting a direct indoor-outdoor flow.
A front room contains a fixed storage cupboard and can be used as a bedroom, home office or guest room. The rear bedroom has direct access to the southeast-facing garden, which includes a wooden storage shed with rear access suitable for bicycle storage. The bathroom, located between the rooms, includes a bathtub, a washbasin unit and a washing machine; the toilet is positioned separately in the hall. The description reflects the main layout, primary fixtures and location attributes of the apartment.
