Fully Renovated Monumental 3-Storey Upper House in The Hague City Center

This beautifully renovated monumental three-storey upper house is located in the vibrant historic center of The Hague, nestled between Noordeinde and Prinsestraat in one of the city's oldest and most characteristic neighborhoods. With a living area of approximately 110 square meters and an energy label A, this property offers character and modern comfort in equal measure.

The property is situated on Papestraat, within close proximity to Noordeinde Palace, art galleries, boutiques, and a wide variety of restaurants and cafés. All daily amenities are within walking distance, and the property enjoys excellent public transport connections. The Hague Central Station can be reached within approximately 5 minutes by bicycle or 15 minutes on foot.

Originally built in 1900, this municipal monument has been completely renovated both internally and externally. The entire property features underfloor heating and is finished with rustic herringbone PVC flooring. All window frames are made of wood and fitted with HR++ double glazing, contributing to the excellent energy efficiency and complete insulation of the home.

Access is through an entrance at street level, where a private staircase leads to the living floor. The hallway with staircase also provides access to a separate toilet with washbasin. Through elegant steel pivot doors, you enter the spacious and bright living and dining room and kitchen area.

The modern open-plan kitchen is located at the rear of the property and is equipped with a dishwasher, fridge/freezer combination, and a Samsung combi oven with dual compartments, as well as a Bora induction hob. The kitchen design emphasizes both functionality and aesthetics, creating a perfect space for culinary endeavors.

The second floor features a spacious sleeping area with a central landing. Here you will find three well-proportioned bedrooms, each benefiting from pleasant natural light and a high-quality finish. The modern bathroom on this floor is stylishly designed and fitted with a bathtub, walk-in shower, double washbasin vanity unit, and toilet.

Continuing upward, the staircase leads to the third floor, which has been arranged as the principal bedroom with en-suite bathroom. The bedroom has a charming appearance thanks to the exposed wooden beam construction that adds character and warmth to the space. The en-suite bathroom is equipped with a shower, bathtub, washbasin, and toilet. In a separate enclosed space on this floor, the central heating boiler (built in 2019) is located.

In total, the property offers five rooms including four bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and one separate toilet. The home benefits from both mechanical and natural ventilation, as well as TV cable connections.

Additional features of this property include full ownership (not leasehold), complete underfloor heating throughout, HR++ double glazing in wooden frames, and full insulation. The building has a composite roof typical of properties from this era.

Parking in the area is available through paid public parking and parking permits. The property has a monthly Homeowners Association (VvE) contribution of €156. The VvE has a Chamber of Commerce registration, building insurance, but does not hold regular meetings, periodic contributions, a reserve fund, or a maintenance plan.

Potential buyers should be aware that a non-occupancy clause applies, as the seller has not personally occupied the property. Additionally, due to the original year of construction (1900), an age and materials clause will be included in the purchase agreement as a precaution. The transfer date is subject to negotiation, and a project notary applies to the transaction.

This property represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of The Hague's history, meticulously renovated to modern standards while preserving its monumental character. The combination of location, renovation quality, and energy efficiency makes this three-storey upper house an exceptional offering in the heart of the city.