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2521 ET (The Hague)
€652/ month + €135.89 service costs
This 32 m² self-contained student studio is located on the twelfth floor of the Stamkartplein building, known as the Laakhaven Tower, in The Hague. The unit features one combined sleeping and living room of approximately 29 m² together with an open kitchen. It comes with a private shower and toilet, so these facilities do not need to be shared with other residents. The studio is offered unfurnished, giving tenants the opportunity to furnish the interior according to their own preferences. The home has energy label C and is heated by collective central heating. An internet and TV connection is available, and the building is accessible by elevator and suitable for wheelchair users.
The Stamkartplein complex, also called the Laakhaven Tower, comprises 277 one-room homes and sixteen two-room homes, each with a private kitchen, bathroom and toilet. The striking red tower consists of a four-storey strip combined with a 21-storey tower, and the homes in the tower feature a French balcony. On the twenty-first floor, residents have access to a shared rooftop terrace with wide views over The Hague. Several floors of the building are furnished and rented to international students. The ground floor houses the DUWO office for The Hague, and the building is equipped with MyPup lockers for parcel delivery and returns. A residents' committee is active for everyone living in the complex, and the strip includes bicycle storage for all residents.
The studio is situated in the Laakkwartier and Spoorwijk neighbourhood, directly next to the campus of The Hague University of Applied Sciences. The city centre of The Hague can be reached within approximately five minutes by bicycle, making the location practical for students and PhD candidates. Parking in the surrounding streets is limited and only possible against payment, so cycling is the more convenient option for daily mobility. The tower's position in the Laakhaven area places educational institutions and daily amenities within easy reach. The unit itself does not include a private garden or balcony.
The total monthly rent is €651.51, consisting of a base rent of €515.62 and service costs of €135.89. The service costs cover electricity, water, heating, glass insurance and contents insurance. Housing allowance may be available, subject to the condition of the additional allowance for tenants aged 21 and over. A one-time fee of €2.42 applies at the start of the tenancy, and the rental agreement can begin on 24 November 2026. Placement is determined by registration duration, and priority rules may apply to specific target groups. The property is offered by DUWO, a housing provider specialised in student accommodation.
Price
€652.00
Service Costs
€135.89
Available From
November 24, 2026
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
Property Type
Studio
Floor Number
12
Number of Floors
21
Parking Type
Street
Building Facilities
Bike Storage
Tenant Type
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€652
/ month + €135.89 service costs