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€625/ month
This listing concerns a two-room upper dwelling on Zegveldstraat 37 in Den Haag (2546 EA). The property is located in an existing building dating from 1900 and is situated on a single floor. The living area amounts to 17 m², with a total volume of 45 m³. In addition to the living space, the unit includes 1 m² of other internal space, 1 m² of building-bound outdoor space, and 1 m² of external storage space. The accommodation is offered as a room within a shared house, with the rent set at €625 per month.
The layout consists of two rooms: one bedroom and one living room. A notable feature of this arrangement is that the two rooms are not located next to each other, providing separation between the sleeping and living areas. The unit spans one living level. The kitchen, bathroom, and toilet are shared with the other resident of the house. This shared setup makes the property suitable for a tenant seeking a private sleeping and living space with communal facilities.
The monthly rent of €625 is exclusive of gas, water, electricity, and internet, which are to be arranged independently by the tenant. There are no service charges attached to the rental. A one-time deposit of €1,250 applies. The rental agreement is for an indefinite period. The energy label of the property is not available.
Zegveldstraat is situated in a residential area of Den Haag, a city known for its international character, government institutions, and diverse neighborhoods. The postal code area 2546 EA lies in the western part of the city. Residents have access to the urban amenities that Den Haag offers, including shops, schools, and public transport connections. The combination of a private two-room unit with shared facilities and an indefinite lease makes this property a practical housing option in Den Haag.
Price
€625.00
Deposit Amount
€1,250.00
Bedrooms
1
Shared Facilities
Storage Present
Storage Size
1 m²
Property Type
Room
Number of Floors
1
Construction Year
1900
Volume
45 m³
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