Spacious 5-room apartment in The Hague city center with historic character

This spacious five-room apartment is located on Louis Couperusplein in the Voorhout district of The Hague. The apartment is situated in a distinctive building designed by architect Co Brandes, constructed around 1935. The building forms part of Buurtschap 2005, a developed area in the historic city center that combines a rich past with a contemporary and entrepreneurial character. The immediate surroundings offer a diverse range of modern shops, numerous cafes and restaurants, and several museums. The renowned Denneweg shopping street is located just around the corner, while the Lange Voorhout and the Binnenhof parliamentary complex are within short walking distance. The property has a living area of approximately 143 square meters, which is complemented by about 9 square meters of balcony space and 30 square meters of external storage. The apartment is located on the third floor, accessible by both a staircase and a lift. Upon entering the apartment, you are welcomed by a very generous representative hallway that sets the tone for the rest of the residence. This hall contains the meter cupboard, a storage closet, and a separate toilet room fitted with a small washbasin. The living and dining areas consist of two bright rooms spanning the full width of the building at the front side. These rooms benefit from ample natural light and include built-in storage cupboards. The layout provides flexibility in arranging these spaces according to personal preferences, whether as one large open living area or as separate dining and sitting rooms. The kitchen is situated at the rear of the apartment and is equipped with a cooktop, extractor hood, oven, refrigerator, and freezer. From the kitchen, there is direct access to the rear-facing balcony, which is oriented towards the east and receives morning sunlight. The apartment contains three bedrooms in total. One bedroom is positioned at the front of the property and has access to an internal balcony facing south and west, benefiting from afternoon and evening sun. The other two bedrooms are located at the rear of the apartment and are both of good proportions. Each of these rear bedrooms provides access to the east-facing balcony. This arrangement allows for pleasant outdoor space connected to multiple rooms. The bathroom is equipped with a bathtub that includes a shower function, a second toilet, a double washbasin with a vanity unit, and a washing machine connection. This makes the bathroom both practical and sufficiently spacious for daily use. In addition to the living space on the third floor, the apartment includes a private storage room of approximately 18 square meters on the uppermost fourth floor of the building. A further storage compartment of approximately 5 square meters is available in the basement. These additional storage areas provide considerable space for items that do not need to be kept in the main living quarters. The building is classified as a protected cityscape, which means the exterior appearance is preserved under heritage regulations. The apartment itself has energy label D. Heating is provided through a block heating system, for which a monthly advance payment of 400 euros is charged, with subsequent settlement based on actual consumption as measured by Brunata. This system provides online insight into energy usage on a monthly or annual basis, including comparisons with previous periods. Hot water is supplied by an electric boiler. The property is held on leasehold ground. The ground lease payment amounts to 662.48 euros per half year, with additional management costs of 17 euros per half year. The underlying ground value is established at 40,150 euros. The active homeowners association charges a monthly contribution, with the listing showing a figure of 1,500 euros per month in the property characteristics section. The association is registered with the Chamber of Commerce, holds annual meetings, maintains a reserve fund, has an established maintenance plan, and has arranged building insurance. The location is well connected to public transportation options and major roads leading out of the city. Various shops and schools are present in the immediate vicinity. Parking in the area is available through paid public parking and parking permit systems. The transfer of the property will take place by mutual agreement between buyer and seller. The purchase agreement will include a non-resident clause, an age clause in relation to the 1935 construction year, and an asbestos clause, which are standard provisions for older properties in the Netherlands. The apartment combines historical architectural elements with practical modern living spaces. The generous room dimensions, multiple balconies, and substantial storage facilities make this a notably spacious apartment within the city center of The Hague. The proximity to cultural institutions, government buildings, dining establishments, and shopping areas positions this property in one of the most sought-after locations in the city.

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