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2596 TC (Den Haag - Waalsdorp)
€3,250/ month
Property agent
Scheggetman Makelaardij
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Price
€3,250.00
Available From
October 1, 2025
Deposit Amount
€3,250.00
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
1
Construction Year
2010
Volume
392 m³
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Balcony
Terrace
Parking Type
Gated
Building Facilities
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This apartment is a former 4-room unit of approximately 122 m² located on the first floor of the Hubertus Staete complex in the Benoordenhout neighbourhood of The Hague. The building has a 1930s architectural appearance and is situated on a wide, tree-lined avenue. Public transport stops are located nearby with direct connections to the city centre, and the beach is reachable within a few minutes by bicycle. Nearby amenities include shops, schools, sports facilities and the N44 and A12 roads for regional connections.
Access to the apartment is via a closed ground-floor entrance with a videophone; the unit is reached by a private stair shared with one other apartment or by the central lift. The entrance leads to a wide L-shaped hall with surface-mounted spotlights and a meter cupboard. The living and dining room is situated at the front of the apartment and connects to a spacious kitchen diner equipped with Bosch appliances (convection oven, dishwasher, microwave and five-burner induction hob), a Quooker tap, and a Siemens refrigerator with a separate built-in freezer. The kitchen and adjoining bar have natural stone worktops and the living room opens onto a sun terrace of about 19 m² oriented to the south-west with external sun awning.
The apartment contains two bedrooms at the rear (formerly three rooms). The master bedroom includes a walk-in closet with hanging and shelving areas and two double tilt-and-turn windows; the second bedroom provides access to a balcony. The bathroom is fitted with a bath, a walk-in shower with a thermostatic tap, a design radiator, a wall-hung toilet and a wide double washbasin unit with two mixers and storage cupboards. The hall includes a hanging toilet with a hand basin and motion-sensor lighting, and a laundry/storage room provides space for a washing machine, dryer, the central heating boiler (Nefit 2017) and the mechanical ventilation system.
The property has Energy label A and is fully insulated, including double glazing, and is equipped with solar panels. The entire apartment has wooden flooring and a painting hanging system in the living room and both bedrooms. Additional features include a private storage room with lighting in the basement, private parking spaces in the closed resident-access garage below the building and a bicycle shed for residents. The listed living area is approximately 122 m²; the rent is stated excluding utilities and TV/internet and no separate service costs are listed. The building construction year is recorded as 2010.
