Modern 3-room apartment with balcony, roof terrace and parking in central The Hague

Located in the heart of The Hague, this modern three-room apartment is situated on the Prinsegracht in the Kortenbos neighborhood. The property offers a living area of 83 square meters and features two bedrooms, making it suitable for various living situations. The apartment is classified with energy label A, indicating good energy efficiency.

The building dates from 1997 and the apartment is located on the first floor, accessible by both stairs and a lift. The entrance to the apartment complex is through an imposing front door on the Prinsegracht, leading to a communal hall with a bell panel and marble floor. From there, residents pass through a central courtyard to reach the apartment complex built at the rear of the property.

Upon entering the apartment, there is a hallway providing access to the various rooms. The hallway includes a modern toilet and a storage space where the central heating boiler is installed. The boiler is an Intergas HRE combi boiler from 2020, which is owned by the current owner.

The bathroom was completely renovated in 2025 and features a walk-in shower, a vanity unit, and connections for a washing machine and dryer. This recent renovation ensures that the bathroom meets contemporary standards and is ready for immediate use.

The living and dining area is spacious and light. This room provides access to a balcony facing southwest, which can be enjoyed throughout the day and into the evening. The balcony is equipped with external sun blinds that were renewed in 2024.

Adjacent to the living area is the modern kitchen, which was renovated in 2023. The kitchen is equipped with built-in appliances and provides access to a roof terrace facing south. The terrace door was renewed in 2025. The roof terrace offers additional outdoor space where residents can enjoy the sun for a large part of the day.

The apartment has two bedrooms. The main bedroom is spacious and well-proportioned. The second bedroom is described as a work/bedroom, indicating that it can serve multiple purposes. This room is also described as well-measured, providing flexibility in its use.

In addition to the apartment itself, the property includes a storage room measuring 8 square meters, located under the building. There is also a private parking space in the basement, which can be reached via the Varkenmarkt. Having both a storage room and a parking space in a central location is a notable feature of this property.

The apartment building has an active Homeowners Association (VvE). The monthly contribution is 243 euros, which covers the apartment, the storage room, and the parking space. The VvE is registered with the Chamber of Commerce, holds annual meetings, has a maintenance plan, maintains a reserve fund, and has building insurance in place.

The location of the apartment is central in The Hague. The property is situated in a quiet spot in the city center, surrounded by greenery. The Grote Markt with its restaurants, cafes, and shops is within walking distance. The Paleistuinen are also nearby. The neighborhood houses various ministries and international organizations, which can be relevant for those working in these sectors.

Public transportation options are excellent. Randstadrail lines 2, 3, 4, and 6 stop almost at the door, providing connections to various parts of The Hague and the region. The Hague Central Station can be reached on foot in about 15 minutes. For those who wish to visit the beach, Scheveningen is approximately a 30-minute bike ride away.

Parking in the area is regulated, with options including paid parking, public parking, parking garages, and parking permits. The fact that this apartment comes with a private parking space in the basement is therefore a significant advantage in this central location.

The building has double glazing and wall insulation, contributing to the energy label A classification. Mechanical ventilation is installed, and there is a TV cable connection. The roof type is described as a composite roof.

The total building-bound outdoor space measures 16 square meters, which includes both the balcony and the roof terrace. The total volume of the apartment is 252 cubic meters.

The property is offered at a price of 489,000 euros, costs to be paid by the buyer (kosten koper). This translates to approximately 5,892 euros per square meter of living space. The property is available and the transfer date can be agreed upon.

It should be noted that an asbestos clause and an age clause apply to this property, which is standard for buildings from this period. The information provided is based on the NEN2580 measurement instruction, which is intended to provide a more uniform method of measuring to give an indication of the usable surface area. However, this measurement instruction does not completely rule out differences in measurement results due to, for example, differences in interpretation, rounding, or limitations when carrying out the measurement.

The cadastral data shows that the property consists of two parcels, both with full ownership status. The parcels are registered under The Hague, section L, number 12139.

The Kortenbos neighborhood where this apartment is located is one of the older neighborhoods of The Hague, with a history dating back several centuries. Today, it is a diverse and vibrant area that combines historic elements with modern urban living. The neighborhood has undergone various transformations over the years and now offers a mix of residential properties, small businesses, and cultural facilities.

The Prinsegracht itself is one of the canals that characterizes the center of The Hague. These canals were constructed in the seventeenth century and have played an important role in the urban development of the city. Today, the canals contribute to the attractive appearance of the city center and are popular with residents and visitors alike.

For daily groceries and other necessities, the immediate vicinity offers various options. The city center of The Hague has a wide range of shops, from large chain stores to small specialty shops. The proximity of these facilities means that daily errands can easily be done on foot.

The cultural offerings in the area are extensive. The Hague is known as a city of peace and justice, but also as a city with a rich cultural life. Museums, theaters, concert halls, and galleries are all within easy reach from this location.

For those who work in or near the center of The Hague, the location of this apartment offers practical advantages. The presence of various ministries and international organizations in the area means that the apartment can be particularly attractive for people working in government, diplomacy, or international cooperation.

The apartment itself is laid out in a practical manner. The separation between the living area and the sleeping area provides a clear division in the apartment. The kitchen is positioned next to the living area, creating a natural flow for daily activities.

The outdoor spaces add value to the apartment. The southwest-facing balcony accessible from the living room is ideal for enjoying a morning coffee or an evening drink. The south-facing roof terrace accessible from the kitchen provides an additional outdoor area. The fact that both outdoor spaces face south or southwest means that they receive plenty of sunlight throughout the day.

The storage room under the building measures 8 square meters, which is a reasonable size for storing bicycles, suitcases, seasonal items, or other belongings that do not need to be kept in the apartment itself.

The private parking space in the basement is reached via the Varkenmarkt. In a city center location like this, having a guaranteed parking space is a valuable feature. Street parking in the center of The Hague is often subject to time limits and costs. The basement parking also offers protection from weather conditions and contributes to the security of the vehicle.

The VvE contribution of 243 euros per month covers the apartment, the storage room, and the parking space. This is a comprehensive contribution that includes the maintenance and management of the common areas, the building, and the shared facilities. The presence of a reserve fund, a maintenance plan, and building insurance indicates that the VvE is well organized.