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€1,445/ month + €108 service costs
This apartment is part of Binck Poort, a new-build residential project completed in 2024 in the Binckhorst district of The Hague. The property is situated on the 12th floor and offers approximately 80 square meters of living space, divided into two bedrooms. The monthly rent is €1,445, excluding €108 in service costs, with a deposit of one or two months' rent. Income requirements apply: a gross monthly income of €5,057 for a single applicant or €5,780 for two earners. The apartment has an energy label A and is heated by a heat and cold storage system (WKO), complemented by underfloor heating throughout the home.
The layout consists of an open living area in which large windows provide ample natural light. Adjacent to the living room is a balcony facing southeast, offering outdoor space with sunlight throughout the day. The kitchen is fitted with a countertop in concrete grey and includes a refrigerator with freezer compartment, a dishwasher, a combination oven and microwave, an induction hob, and a sink. This setup makes the kitchen suitable for both everyday cooking and more elaborate meal preparation.
The main bedroom is large enough to accommodate a double bed and a wardrobe. The modern bathroom is equipped with a walk-in shower and a washbasin. The second bedroom can be used flexibly, for example as a child's room, home office, or hobby room. In addition, the apartment features a separate toilet, a meter cupboard, and a practical storage room for a washing machine, dryer, and other installations.
Binck Poort comprises 205 apartments spread across two high-rise towers and a low-rise section known as the Van Klingeren Paviljoen. The ground floor hosts commercial activities, including offices and dining establishments, while the apartments are located above. Residents have access to a rooftop garden on the fourth floor, and the building includes a covered parking garage, for which a waiting list applies for rental spaces. The complex is situated directly at the water in the Binckhorst neighborhood, with convenient connections to The Hague city center and the A4 motorway. Please note that a housing permit (huisvestingsvergunning) is mandatory for social and mid-rent properties and must be requested from the municipality of The Hague.
Price
€1,445.00
Service Costs
€108.00
Available From
November 5, 2026
Condition
New
Balcony
Building Facilities
Storage Present
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
12
Construction Year
2024
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Cooktop Type
Induction
Energy Source
All electric
Appliances
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