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2532 AZ (The Hague)
€752/ month + €38.67 service costs
This listing concerns a two-room flat of approximately 49 m² situated on the fourth floor of a complex with an elevator, located on Remmersteinstraat in the Moerwijk district of The Hague. The residence was built in 1993 and carries energy label B. The building is accessible through a secured entrance, and the layout of the home is rollator-friendly, making it well suited for senior residents. The property is specifically intended for tenants aged 55 and older, with households of one or two persons. Heating is provided by block heating, while warm water is supplied through a boiler.
The interior offers a living room of about 21 m², which forms the central space of the home. There are two rooms that can serve as bedrooms, measuring 12 m² and 5 m² respectively. The kitchen is a closed kitchen, providing a separate cooking area away from the living space. The bathroom has been adapted for accessibility and is fitted with an anti-slip floor, contributing to safe daily use. Additional practical space is available in the form of a storage unit. The description also mentions a balcony or conservatory belonging to the home.
The residential building offers several shared facilities that encourage contact among neighbors. Residents can meet in the communal meeting room, which serves as a central gathering point within the complex. In the inner courtyard there is a jeu de boules court where the game can be played in a relaxed setting. Two communal bicycle sheds belong to the building, offering sheltered parking for bicycles. An active residents' committee organizes activities and represents the interests of the inhabitants. These amenities make the complex suitable for seniors who value both privacy and social engagement.
Moerwijk is a green residential district in The Hague, characterized by wide canals and abundant greenery. The neighborhood offers daily amenities within reach and provides connections to the rest of the city. The gross rent is €751.69 per month, consisting of a base rent of €713.02 and service costs of €38.67. The home becomes available from 19 October 2026. Allocation is arranged through Woonnet Haaglanden, where the order of candidates is determined by registration duration, possibly in combination with age, income, and priority status.
Price
€752.00
Service Costs
€38.67
Available From
October 19, 2026
Is Social Housing
Building Facilities
Bike Storage
Storage Present
Max Tenants
2
Minimum Age
55
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
4
Construction Year
1993
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Individual
Kitchen Type
Separate
Energy Source
Gas
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