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2531 ES (The Hague)
€803/ month + €32.99 service costs
This portiek apartment is situated on Van Maerlantlaan in the Moerwijk district of Den Haag. The home is located on the first floor of a building constructed in 1949 and offers 47 square meters of living space. The apartment carries energy label A+, which indicates an energy-efficient and well-insulated home. Heating is provided through an individual central heating system, giving residents full control over their indoor climate. The property is offered by housing association Staedion and is intended for households of one to three persons, with a minimum age of 18 years for applicants.
The interior layout consists of a living room of 19 square meters and two bedrooms measuring 11 and 7 square meters respectively. The kitchen is a closed kitchen, separated from the living space, which is characteristic of the layout of homes from this construction period. Outdoor space is provided in the form of a balcony, while the apartment does not have a garden. In addition, a private storage unit is included, offering practical extra space for belongings. The apartment is accessed via the communal staircase, as the building is not equipped with an elevator.
The home features wooden floors throughout, which means that sounds from neighboring apartments can be heard more easily. For this reason, installing hard floor coverings such as laminate is not permitted. A neighborhood manager is present in the area, contributing to the upkeep and liveability of the surroundings. The total monthly rent amounts to €802.02, consisting of a base rent of €764.14, service costs of €32.99 and additional costs of €4.89. A one-time fee of €68.73 applies for the housing permit administration and nameplate. The apartment is available from October 2026.
Moerwijk is a residential neighborhood in The Hague, characterized by its post-war residential architecture and neighborhood-focused layout. The location on Van Maerlantlaan places residents in a residential street within this established district of Den Haag. The area is managed with attention to liveability, as reflected by the presence of a neighborhood manager. The combination of two bedrooms, a balcony, a private storage unit and energy label A+ makes this apartment suitable for individuals and small households seeking a compact home in The Hague.
Price
€803.00
Service Costs
€32.99
Available From
October 21, 2026
Is Social Housing
Balcony
Storage Present
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
1
Construction Year
1949
Bedrooms
2
Heating Type
Individual
Kitchen Type
Separate
Max Tenants
3
Minimum Age
18
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