LUNTERO
Find your way home in the Netherlands with 20,000+ rental listings at your fingertips!
© 2025 Luntero. All rights reserved.
LUNTERO
Find your way home in the Netherlands with 20,000+ rental listings at your fingertips!
© 2025 Luntero. All rights reserved.
2571 CZ (Den Haag - Leyenburg)
€777/ month + €120.68 service costs
Property agent
Staedion
View this listing on
Share this listing
Quickly check how many grocery stores, schools, transit stops, cafes, and other key amenities are near this rental — perfect for evaluating convenience, walkability, and neighborhood appeal.
Price
€777.00
Service Costs
€120.68
Available From
September 1, 2025
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
1
Construction Year
1989
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Building Facilities
Max Tenants
2
Minimum Age
65
Find everything you need around your future home—schools, shops, parks, and public transport options. This interactive map shows real-time distances and travel durations via walking, biking, driving, or transit. Whether you're commuting to work, heading to class, or enjoying local leisure spots, plan your lifestyle with confidence and clarity. Discover how connected and convenient your next neighborhood can be.
3-Room Apartment Weimarstraat 95-A, Den Haag - For Rent
2562 GS (Den Haag)
€1,925/ month
Flat Valkenboslaan 102 D, Den Haag - For Rent
2563 CN (Den Haag)
€829/ month
Does the rent cover additional costs like utilities?
The monthly rent usually only covers the property itself. Services such as electricity, water, gas, and internet are often billed separately. Always review the listing or reach out to confirm what’s included.
What paperwork do I need to rent a property?
To submit an application, you’ll typically need a government-issued ID, recent proof of income (or a guarantor’s financial details), and possibly a work or study document. Specific requirements may be outlined in the property details.
How much time does it take to hear back about my application?
Responses to rental applications usually take a few days to a week, but this depends on the landlord’s process and the demand for the property. Be sure to check your email for updates or additional document requests.
Is it possible to adjust the rental price or conditions?
In most cases, landlords set fixed prices and conditions, but it never hurts to ask! Discussing details like longer leases or minor adjustments might be an option depending on the landlord.
What should I do if I have to move out before the lease ends?
If you need to leave early, you might be asked to find someone to take over your lease or pay a fee for breaking the contract. Check your rental agreement for details and talk to your landlord to explore your options.
This 3-room apartment designed for residents aged 65 and older is located on the 1st floor of an elevator-equipped complex next to the Swaeneduin care complex in Leyenburg, The Hague. The apartment measures 71 m² and includes a 29 m² living room, a separate (closed) kitchen that has been recently renewed, two bedrooms (approx. 12.4 m² and 15.57 m²), a bathroom with toilet and an internal storage/utility room. The building was constructed in 1989 and the apartment has energy label A with district (central) heating.
The building offers accessibility features intended for older residents: lift access, rollator-friendly and wheelchair-friendly layouts, and a neighbourhood manager (wijkbeheerder) on site. There is an indoor storage room associated with the dwelling. There is no garden and no balcony for this unit. The apartment is described as suitable for one or two people and the listing specifies that no children are allowed to live in the unit.
Financial details are provided on the listing: the basic (kale) rent is €655.62 per month, service costs are €120.68 per month and the total monthly rent is €776.30. The so-called rekenhuur (calculation rent used for benefit eligibility) is listed as €682.96. One-time costs total €67.14 (specified as permit fee and nameplate). The apartment is available from 01-09-2025. The listing notes that rent subsidy (huurtoeslag) calculations depend on the rekenhuur and household details.
Application and allocation rules are noted on the listing: priority is determined primarily by registration duration (inschrijfduur) and may also consider age, income and other local priorities. The minimum age for all occupants is 65 years (including a possible second occupant) and the permitted household size is 1–2 persons. At the time of listing there were 72 responses and the response deadline stated is 1 day and 22 hours (deadline shown as Fri 15‑08‑2025 20:00). Photos (5) and a PDF floor plan are available on the listing.
