





The Hague
€600/ month
This listing concerns an unfurnished room of approximately 13 square metres on Majubastraat in The Hague. The room is located in a shared apartment that is occupied only by the landlord, who is looking for a new housemate for the free room. The monthly rent is 600 euros and includes utilities, with no deposit required. The rental period is indefinite, which offers long-term housing stability. The apartment is intended for a small household, with a maximum of two tenants in total.
The room itself is unfurnished, giving the new occupant the freedom to arrange and decorate the space according to personal taste. The apartment has a shared living room, a shared kitchen and a shared bathroom. A practical detail is that the toilet is separate from the bathroom, which adds convenience to daily routines. Internet is available throughout the home. The property has an unknown energy label, and pets are not allowed.
The apartment is situated in the Transvaalkwartier neighbourhood of The Hague, close to the Haagse Markt and Zuiderpark. The city centre can be reached quickly, providing easy access to shops, restaurants and other urban amenities. Daily grocery shopping is straightforward, as a supermarket is located near the property. Public transport connections are good, with both tram and bus stops within easy reach. The location combines a residential setting with convenient access to the rest of the city.
The landlord is open to students and working students, and the accommodation is suitable for tenants of all ages and backgrounds. All languages are welcome, so nationality plays no role in the selection. The arrangement is intended for a total of two people living in the apartment. Viewings of the room and the shared spaces can be arranged directly with the landlord. The room is offered by a private owner without the involvement of an agency.
Price
€600.00
Available From
October 7, 2026
Contract Type
A
Shared Facilities
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
2
Minimum Age
16
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