De Drie Stoepen - Private sector basement apartment!
Prinsegracht - The Hague
Have you always wanted to live in a palace? Now you can in the 1st Peace Palace of The Hague: De Drie Stoepen!
Interested? Register with Rent Valley and send an email to janine@rentvalley.nl
In the bustling heart of The Hague, where past and future come together, you will find a national monument apartment complex that offers various home seekers a unique living experience.
In the three stately city palaces 'De Drie Stoepen' 58 completely renovated rental apartments have been developed, fully ready for the future.
No two homes are the same. They vary in size (30m²-89m²), layout and price. Something for everyone! The unique apartments are suitable for various target groups, from students to young professionals.
In De Drie Stoepen you live in a monument with a rich history combined with all the comfort and luxury of today: energy-efficient newly renovated (energy label A – A+++), comfortable, central location and equipped with all conveniences. Whether you work nearby, study at a college or university, or want to use the home as a pied-à-terre, this is the place where your housing wishes come together!
Short description of the apartment
Living with character
Step into a monument with an impressive history. The historic charm – think beautiful staircases, ornaments and classic details – has been preserved and restored during the development. This creates a perfect balance between historic grandeur and modern living needs.
The apartments are built with a focus on a sustainable lifestyle while residents simultaneously experience the luxury of a modern home. From modern kitchens with built-in appliances to stylish bathrooms, all in a prime location in the center of The Hague.
Why De Drie Stoepen?
- Living in a national monument in a prime location in central The Hague
- Perfect for starters, young professionals and expats
(Not suitable for house sharers such as colleagues, friends or students!)
- Energy-efficient (energy label A through A+++)
- Underfloor heating
- Luxury kitchen and stylish bathroom
- High-quality finish, PVC floors and move-in ready
- Shared bicycle storage and shared garden at the rear of the building
- Possibility to rent a private parking space on the rear premises
- Prices range between EUR 1,900 – EUR 2,500,- excl. gas/water/electricity
The homes
From compact studios to spacious apartments: in the 58 unique homes on the Prinsegracht you will always find something that suits you. From practical micro-apartments to spacious apartments, over 80m², and charming extras like atmospheric sleeping lofts or attic bedrooms. Each apartment immediately feels like home.
Comfortable and move-in ready
Here you don’t have to do anything else – except move in! Each apartment is fully sustainable and equipped with underfloor heating and a modern heat recovery ventilation unit. The walls are finished and the floors consist of wooden and PVC floors. The luxury kitchen, stylish bathroom and high-quality finish ensure you can enjoy immediately!
Location and surroundings: the best of The Hague within reach
Living in De Drie Stoepen on the Prinsegracht means choosing to live centrally in the heart of the city. Here you are close to everything: from cozy shops to atmospheric restaurants and cultural hotspots. Whether you want an evening out, an afternoon of shopping or a relaxing walk through the historic streets – it’s all possible and right around the corner.
Always nearby
With excellent public transport connections at the door, the rest of the city (and beyond) is reachable in no time. You enjoy a unique balance: the charm of modern, comfortable, and sustainable living in a monumental building, centrally located in The Hague.
Do you have questions?
Let us know via info@rentvalley.nl
Attention: no housing permit is required for this property!
Additional costs: deposit is 2 months rent excluding utilities and 2 months rent paid in advance.
Rent breakdown:
Basic rent: €2,130.50
Service: €47.50
Furnishing: €22,-
Total rent price: €2200,- (excl gas/water/electricity, internet and TV)
