








The Hague
€700/ month
An uncarpeted private room of approximately 12 m² is available for rent in a shared house on Toussaintkade in The Hague. The room is offered at €700 per month, excluding utilities, with a deposit of €70. The rental agreement is for an indefinite period, offering flexibility for the incoming resident. The accommodation forms part of a shared household with a total of four residents.
The house is shared by three residents: two students and one person who has recently started working. The household is looking for a new roommate who is in a similar stage of life, either in the final phase of their studies or at the beginning of their professional career. With four people in total, the house offers a sociable living arrangement while still providing a private room of one's own. The landlord indicates a preferred rental duration of approximately one year. Inquiries from speakers of all languages are welcome.
The room is situated on Toussaintkade, a quay-side street in The Hague. This location places residents within reach of the city's amenities, including shops, cafés, and public transport connections. The Hague is home to a range of educational institutions, employers, and international organizations, making it a practical base for students and young professionals. The surrounding area combines a residential character with convenient access to the wider city.
Practical aspects of the listing include a no-pets policy, so the room suits tenants without animals. The rent of €700 per month is charged excluding utilities, and additional costs are not specified in the listing. A deposit of €70 applies. Viewings can be arranged on request, and interested parties can contact the landlord, a private owner, directly for further information or to schedule a visit.
Price
€700.00
Available From
November 11, 2026
Deposit Amount
€70.00
Min Duration
12
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
4
Minimum Age
22
Preferred Gender
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Shared Facilities
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