For rent: Flat De Genestetlaan 303 A in Den Haag

Description

Spacious 3-room flat of approximately 82m², with 2 separate bedrooms and a loft area accessible from the living room with open-plan kitchen.

LAYOUT
Entrance to the flat on the second floor. Hallway with spacious built-in cupboard, living room with open-plan kitchen fitted with an induction hob and various built-in appliances. Lovely sunny roof terrace at the rear, approximately 3.50m x 3.94m. From the living room, access to the two bedrooms and stairs to the loft space. Laundry room with central heating boiler, cupboard space and washing machine + dryer. The large bathroom is accessible from the laundry room and features a bath, separate shower, toilet and double washbasin.

SPECIAL FEATURES

• suitable for 2 flat-sharers or a couple
• 2 bedrooms and 1 loft space
• spacious bathroom with shower, bath and washbasin unit
• open-plan kitchen with cooking island and various built-in appliances
• sunny roof terrace
• furnished
• utility room with washing machine and dryer
• housing permit required
• flat-sharers and students permitted

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• Rent €1,925 per month, including furniture
• Advance payment for gas, water and electricity €200 per month
• Deposit €3,000
• Housing permit applies

SURROUNDINGS
The property is well situated for public transport (bus 18 just around the corner and tram lines 16 and 17 within walking distance), on the border between Rijswijk and The Hague with several parks within a few minutes’ walk (Park Welgelegen, home to the Welgelegen tennis club, Park den Burgh, Vredenburgh Sports Park, home to Vredenburgh Football Club, Von Fisenne Park, and the Rijswijkse Bos are all in the immediate vicinity.
A stone’s throw from the city centre, where The Hague’s inner harbour once stood, lies a diverse neighbourhood with a no-nonsense character. In the area around The Hague’s old inner harbour (Laakhaven), there will be significant development in the coming years, offering plenty of space for living, working and leisure. The historic cranes on both sides of the water and the RAC halls (formerly the Rijks Automobiel Centrale) serve as a reminder of the area’s industrial history. This will become a true home for pioneers, first-time buyers, students and global citizens. Attractive and highly affordable homes are being built, along with space for private individuals to develop their own plots. There will even be a marina with city apartments and large live-work homes along the quay. Goeverneurlaan is the central axis of the neighbourhood. Here you’ll find shops, supermarkets and restaurants in an area built in the architectural style of Berlage. More and more businesses are setting up here, catering to the neighbourhood’s young residents. You can cycle into the city centre in no time. For relaxation, head to the Hof van Heden, a beautiful urban garden, or cycle to one of Rijswijk’s historic parks.
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PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Bus 22 and 29 towards Rijswijk station and Tram 1
Ideally situated for public transport and international organisations such as the European Patent Office, SHELL, KPN, TechMahindra, etc.