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2541 GB (The Hague)
€990/ month + €56.84 service costs
This apartment at Melis Stokelaan 1838 is located on the sixth floor of a well-equipped flat with elevator in The Hague's Bouwlust/Vrederust neighborhood. The residence offers 72 square meters of living space and was built in 2009, giving it a relatively modern construction standard. The building holds an energy label A with an energy index of 1.09, which reflects strong energy efficiency and can contribute to favorable energy costs. As a zero-step dwelling, the entrance and interior are designed without thresholds, supporting easy accessibility throughout the home.
The layout centers on a living room of approximately 35 square meters, which forms the main social space of the apartment. The open kitchen is directly connected to the living area, creating a cohesive cooking and living arrangement. Two bedrooms, measuring 15 and 11 square meters respectively, provide flexible space for sleeping arrangements, guests, or a home office. Heating is handled by an individual central heating installation, giving residents direct control over their indoor temperature. The overall floor plan makes efficient use of the 72 square meters of livable area.
The apartment includes a private balcony, offering an outdoor space for relaxation, although the property does not have a garden. A storage unit is available, providing additional room for belongings beyond the main living space. Residents also benefit from an on-site bicycle storage facility, a practical feature in a cycling-oriented city like The Hague. The presence of an elevator ensures convenient access to the sixth floor. Additionally, a neighborhood manager is active in the area, contributing to the day-to-day management and livability of the district.
Bouwlust/Vrederust is a residential neighborhood in the southwestern part of The Hague, characterized by its green surroundings and local amenities. Shops, schools, and public transport connections are available in the vicinity, with access to the wider city of The Hague from the area. The apartment is classified as a regular dwelling suitable for households of two to four persons, with a minimum age requirement of 18 for applicants. The monthly rent totals €989.77, consisting of a base rent of €932.93 and service costs of €56.84. This combination of an energy-efficient building from 2009, a practical two-bedroom layout, and amenities such as a balcony, storage, bicycle parking, and elevator makes the apartment a functional option for renters in The Hague.
Price
€990.00
Service Costs
€56.84
Available From
October 22, 2026
Is Social Housing
Balcony
Building Facilities
Bike Storage
Storage Present
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
6
Construction Year
2009
Bedrooms
2
Amenities
Heating Type
Individual
Kitchen Type
Open
Energy Source
Gas
Max Tenants
4
Minimum Age
18
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€990
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