Move-in ready maisonette with 4 bedrooms, own entrance and energy label A

This maisonette is located at Marktweg 70 in the Groente- en Fruitmarkt neighborhood of Den Haag. The property is classified as a maisonnette, which means it spans multiple floors within a larger building, offering the feel of a house while being part of an apartment complex. The asking price is 365,000 euros, costs borne by the buyer. The living area measures 110 square meters, which is a generous amount of space for an apartment. Additionally, there is a balcony of 7 square meters. The total volume of the property is 363 cubic meters. The building dates back to 1932, though the interior has been significantly updated in recent years to meet modern standards. The property features four bedrooms in total, making it suitable for families or those who need extra space for a home office or guest room. There is one bathroom and two separate toilets, which adds convenience for daily living. The bathroom was recently renovated in 2025 and includes a walk-in shower and a vanity with a washbasin. The second toilet has also been updated recently. The energy label of this property is rated A, which is excellent for a building from 1932. This high rating has been achieved through roof insulation and floor insulation. The heating and hot water are provided by a Remeha Tzerra combi boiler from 2016, which runs on gas and is owned by the current owner rather than being rented. The layout of the property is spread over three living levels. On the ground floor, there is the private entrance with a hallway and stairs leading to the first floor. Having a private entrance is a notable feature, as it means residents do not have to share a stairway or entrance with neighbors, which is uncommon for this type of property. The first floor contains the main living areas. The living room is described as spacious and bright, with built-in closets for storage. At the rear of this floor is the modern open kitchen, which was installed in 2025. The kitchen is equipped with various built-in appliances including an electric cooktop, an oven, a microwave, and a fridge-freezer combination. The washing machine connection is also located in the kitchen area. From the kitchen, there is access to the balcony, which faces southeast, making it a sunny spot throughout the day. The first floor also has a hallway with access to a separate toilet. The second floor contains the main sleeping quarters. There are three well-sized bedrooms on this level. The master bedroom is situated at the rear of the property, while the other two bedrooms are at the front. Two of the bedrooms have practical built-in closets. The recently renovated bathroom is also located on this floor, along with the second separate toilet. The attic level is accessible via a fixed staircase, which is more convenient than a pull-down ladder. This space has been converted into a full fourth bedroom. The listing notes that this room offers various possibilities and could serve as a workspace, hobby room, or guest room. The central heating boiler installation is also located on this floor. The property is located on perpetual leasehold (eeuwigdurend erfpacht), with the ground rent (canon) having been paid off perpetually. This means there are no periodic leasehold payments to consider, which can be a financial advantage compared to properties with ongoing leasehold costs. There is an active homeowners association (VvE) for the building. The monthly contribution is 137.50 euros. According to the listing, the VvE is registered with the Chamber of Commerce, holds annual meetings, collects periodic contributions, has a reserve fund, has a maintenance plan, and has building insurance. These are all positive indicators of a well-managed association. The Groente- en Fruitmarkt neighborhood was developed in the 1990s on the site of the former wholesale market for vegetables and fruit, which is where the neighborhood gets its name. Today, it is a lively urban district with a mix of apartments and single-family homes. The location offers various practical advantages. The Haagse Markt, the largest open-air market in the Netherlands, is within walking distance. The Paul Krugerlaan, with its wide range of shops and specialty stores, is also nearby. Public transport connections are good, and there are quick connections to the city center, Hollands Spoor station, and the A4 and A13 highways. Zuiderpark, where one can walk, exercise, or relax in green surroundings, is also a short distance away. Parking in the area is through paid parking, public parking, and parking permits. There is no dedicated parking space or garage included with the property. The roof is a saddle roof covered with tiles. The property has natural ventilation, a skylight, and a TV cable connection. The delivery date is by mutual agreement, though the listing indicates a quick move-in is possible. An age clause applies to the property, which is standard for older buildings and means the buyer accepts the property in its current state with regard to age-related characteristics. The price per square meter is 3,318 euros. At the time of listing, the property had not yet received views or saves on the platform where it was advertised, and it was listed as a new listing.

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