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€2,200/ month
This fully furnished upper-floor apartment is located on the lively Theresiastraat in the Bezuidenhout-Midden district of The Hague. With approximately 90 square metres of living space, three rooms, and two bedrooms, the home is well suited for a single professional or a couple. The property was built in 1957 and is situated on the second floor of an existing building. It is offered as a turn-key residence, meaning it comes completely furnished and ready to move into. The rental is temporary, with a maximum rental period of six months. Wooden flooring runs throughout the interior, adding warmth and character to the rooms.
The location is one of the strongest features of this address. Theresiastraat lies strategically between Den Haag Centraal station and Laan van NOI station, making it convenient for commuters who travel by train or need quick connections across the Randstad. Daily errands require little effort, as supermarkets, bakeries, coffee spots, restaurants, and boutiques are located directly around the apartment. A supermarket is within a couple of minutes' walk, along with a wide range of shops and eateries. Several gyms and yoga studios are also nearby, and the green spaces of the Haagse Bos and Koningin Sophiepark are within walking distance. Schools, medical facilities, and a pharmacy can be found close by as well.
Upon entering, the spacious living room welcomes natural light and provides a comfortable setting for both relaxing and entertaining. The apartment comes fully furnished, including a sofa and a dining table, so no additional furniture is required. The layout includes two bedrooms and one bathroom, complemented by a separate toilet. With three rooms in total across one floor, the arrangement offers privacy as well as shared living space. A notable feature is the presence of two balconies, providing outdoor space. The wooden flooring and bright interior create a warm, inviting atmosphere.
The apartment is situated on a quiet road within Bezuidenhout-Midden, a neighbourhood known for its excellent transport links, green surroundings, and cultural offerings. The area is popular with single-person households and has a lively yet residential character. The rent is €2,200 per month, with the apartment offered fully furnished; the all-inclusive arrangement covers fixed costs such as energy and internet. A deposit of €2,195 applies. The property holds energy label C, contributing to relatively efficient running costs. With its combination of complete furnishing, two balconies, and a central position between two major railway stations, this apartment presents a practical temporary housing option in The Hague.
Price
€2,200.00
Available Until
March 31, 2026
Deposit Amount
€2,195.00
Contract Type
B
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
2
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
2
Number of Floors
1
Construction Year
1957
Volume
270 m³
Balcony
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