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2518 AZ (The Hague)
€700/ month + €267.74 service costs
This listing concerns a furnished student room of 23 m² on Bazarlaan in the Zeeheldenkwartier district of The Hague. The room is located on the first floor of a complex consisting of several buildings, with main entrances on Bazarlaan and on Dorus Rijkersplein. The accommodation is offered with a temporary rental contract with a fixed end date. The room is classified as an independent student room, meaning it has its own shower and toilet, while the kitchen is shared with fellow residents. The unit is home to a total of seven residents. The room is intended for students and is not available to PhD candidates.
The room comes fully furnished and upholstered, so only personal belongings need to be brought along; even bedding is provided. A WiFi connection is available in the room, with the login details listed on the router, and there is also an internet and TV connection. The room has its own bathroom and toilet, while cooking takes place in the communal kitchen, which is equipped with a shared refrigerator and a cooking stove. The room also features a balcony, although the complex has no garden. The building is fitted with collective central heating and holds energy label A.
The complex, known as Bazarlaan/Dorus Rijkersplein, houses more than 150 international students. The Bazarlaan building has four floors and no elevator. The Dorus Rijkersplein building has six floors and two elevators, which reach up to the fifth floor. A communal area is located on the ground floor, and the laundry room is also situated on the ground floor of the Dorus Rijkersplein building; this facility is shared with residents of the Bazarlaan. The complex is equipped with MyPup lockers, allowing packages to be delivered to and returned at a pick-up point in the building. There are two bicycle storage areas: one at the rear of the Bazarlaan and one behind the Dorus Rijkersplein.
The complex is located in the Zeeheldenkwartier, a neighborhood of The Hague known for its shops, restaurants, and cafés. The city center can be reached on foot, and several supermarkets are situated nearby. Paleis Noordeinde, with the Royal Stables and the Paleistuinen gardens, lies within walking distance. The ISS is around the corner, and The Hague University of Applied Sciences is easily accessible by bicycle, with several bus and tram stops also within walking distance. The monthly rent amounts to €699.35, consisting of a bare rent of €431.61 and service costs of €267.74, which include electricity, water, heating, and glass insurance. Rent allowance is not possible for this room, and one-time costs of €158.64 apply at the start of the rental period.
Price
€700.00
Service Costs
€267.74
Available Until
July 7, 2027
WWS Points
18
Balcony
Shared Facilities
Bike Storage
Tenant Type
Property Type
Room
Floor Number
1
Number of Floors
4
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Appliances
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€700
/ month + €267.74 service costs