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2544 LK (The Hague)
€667/ month + €46.37 service costs
This apartment on Lozerlaan 829 in The Hague's Bouwlust/Vrederust district is a two-room senior residence intended for occupants aged 55 and over. The flat is situated on the 11th floor of a building dating from 1971 that is equipped with an elevator, and it offers approximately 63 square meters of living space. The home is heated by block heating and fitted with double glazing. The property carries energy label F, with an energy index of 2.42. A closed kitchen, a balcony, and a private storage unit are part of the layout.
The interior is divided into a living room of about 22 square meters and two separate bedrooms measuring 12 and 16 square meters. The kitchen is closed and separate from the living space. The balcony provides outdoor space at an elevated level, as the home has no garden. The storage unit offers additional room for belongings. The layout suits a one- or two-person household, which is also the permitted household size for this residence. The floor plan allows for straightforward furnishing of both the living room and the bedrooms.
The building has a closed central entrance hall where the mailboxes and the elevator are located. The residential building is rollator accessible and qualifies as a zero-threshold home. A shared bicycle storage area is available for residents of each floor, and a private parking space is possible. Within the building there is an internet room where computer lessons are given. An active residents' committee operates in the complex, and a building superintendent is present. A neighborhood manager also serves the area.
The apartment is located in Bouwlust/Vrederust, a neighborhood in southwest The Hague known for its green character. The surroundings offer walking routes, and the nature area De Uithof is nearby. The total rent amounts to 882.96 euros per month, consisting of a base rent of 666.59 euros, service costs of 46.37 euros, and heating costs of 170 euros. The home is available from October 8, 2026. Allocation is based on registration duration, with conditions applying regarding a minimum age of 55 years and a household size of one to two persons.
Price
€667.00
Service Costs
€46.37
Available From
October 8, 2026
Is Social Housing
Balcony
Parking Type
Private
Building Facilities
Bike Storage
Storage Present
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
11
Construction Year
1971
Bedrooms
2
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Separate
Max Tenants
2
Minimum Age
55
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