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2515 MX (The Hague)
€637/ month + €138.34 service costs
This listing concerns a self-contained student residence of approximately 25 m² on the ground floor of a monumental building on Wolterbeekstraat in The Hague. The unit includes one combined sleeping and living room of about 22 m², an open kitchen, and a private shower and toilet, so no facilities need to be shared with other residents. The interior is unfurnished and can be arranged according to the tenant's own preferences. The previous tenant has indicated that a floor covering and a washing machine are available for takeover. The residence is heated by collective central heating, holds energy label D, and offers an internet and television connection. The building does not have a garden or balcony.
The property is known as the DUWO House of Music, a complex with 43 spacious, fully sound-insulated residences intended exclusively for students of the Royal Conservatoire. Because the building is designed for music students, it is possible to study and rehearse without disturbing neighbors. A large communal space of ninety square meters is available to residents for making music together. This communal area is reserved for the building's occupants only. A bicycle storage facility is present on site. It should be noted that drummers are not permitted to live in this building.
The residence is located in the Schildersbuurt neighborhood, in the center of The Hague, close to Hollands Spoor railway station. This location provides direct access to public transport connections within and beyond the city. The central position of the Schildersbuurt makes daily errands and commuting straightforward. The surrounding area is characterized by a mix of residential streets and urban amenities. Students of the conservatoire benefit from the short distance to their place of study.
The building has a notable history: it was originally constructed as a Roman Catholic girls' school, served in the 1980s as the largest brothel in Europe, and was acquired by the municipality of The Hague at the beginning of the 2000s, which converted the characteristic property into student housing. The monthly rent amounts to €636.54, consisting of a base rent of €498.20 and service costs of €138.34. The service costs include electricity, heating, water, glass insurance, and contents insurance. Housing allowance may be available for tenants aged 18 and older, subject to conditions. A one-time fee of €2.42 applies at the start of the tenancy.
Price
€637.00
Service Costs
€138.34
Available From
November 17, 2026
Shared Facilities
Bike Storage
Tenant Type
Musical Instruments
Yes
Property Type
Studio
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
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€637
/ month + €138.34 service costs