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For Rent Westvlietweg 70 2495 AA Den Haag Town house, Two under one roof house 210m² Vraagprijs € 2.450 p.m. ex. Price € 2.450 p.m. ex. Decoration Partly furnished Status Rented Acceptance directly House type Town house, Two under one roof house Build type Existing Maintenance Good Maintenance outside Good Living surface 210m² Volume 600m³ Rooms 6 Bedrooms 5 Bathrooms 2 Floors 3 Facilities Cable tv Isolation Insulated glazing Hot water Central heating Heating Central heating Furnace (Combined furnace, Owned) Location Clear view, Near waterway Garden Frontyard, Side garden, Sun terrace Side South, 400m², 10×40cm garden FAMILY HOUSE – 210 M2 - UPHOLSTERED - 5 BEDROOMS - 2 BATHROOMS - FANTASTIC GARDEN! Located on the Vliet with unobstructed views at the front, we have this spacious semi-detached family house from 1902 of approximately 210 m2 for rent. The house has a beautiful living room, large fully equipped kitchen, 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 2 cellars. Fully equipped with central heating and double glazing. Moreover, there is a sunny garden of approximately 400 m2 which is beautifully landscaped! There is a pond with fish (no maintenance), lovely small waterfall, many beautiful plants, nice bird houses and spacious terraces where you can sit and have a drink and host a barbecue. There are also a number of fruit trees that will fill plenty of fruit baskets during the summer period (pear tree, apple tree, plum tree, rhubarb, blackberry, apricot, fig tree, walnut tree, grape and blueberries). Location: A great location along the canal the Vliet where you can see boats passing by all year round. The old picturesque center of Voorburg where all the nice shops and restaurants are located is within 5 minutes cycling. There are a number of supermarkets around the corner and in the Herenstraat you can find many nice boutique shops, restaurants and terraces. International Schools are located in close proximity. Voorburg Central Station is a 5-minute bike ride away. The living room faces the canal the Vliet and the most beautifully preserved monument Huygens Hofwijck from our Golden Age. The old city center of The Hague can be reached within 20 minutes by bike and here you will find even more shops, museums, cinemas and vibrant nightlife. Leidschendam, where the largest shopping mall in the Netherlands will open this autumn, can be reached within 10 minutes by bike. LAYOUT: Private parking for 2 cars. Nice wooden outbuilding that has been used in the past as a flower shop and dog salon. Water and heating supply are present and the tenant may use this space freely, for example for a workshop or storage space. Spacious front garden and side garden. The front door of the house is located at the side garden. Property: Entrance, spacious toilet with washbasin. Spacious kitchen with stone counter and equipped with all built-in appliances: Large American fridge and freezer, oven, microwave, induction hob and extraction van. From the kitchen you enter the charming living room with many windows on the front and side with beautiful stained glass. In the living room there is an elegant, open staircase which leads to the 1st floor. 1st floor: Spacious landing with 3 built-in closets, 2 large bedrooms. The bedroom at the rear of the house provides direct access to the large bathroom with bathtub, walk-in shower, double sink and toilet. This bedroom has also a wonderfully spacious terrace attached. 2nd floor: Landing, 3 bedrooms. The 2 large bedrooms on this floor have a new washbasin in the room and the bedroom at the rear also has a balcony. Second bathroom with toilet and shower. Features include: - Living area approximately 210 m2 - Semi-detached family house - Upholstered - Well maintained - Spacious kitchen with all appliances - 5 bedrooms - 2 bathrooms - Cellar in the house, very neat and dry - Outbuilding in the garden, ideal for storage - Fully equipped with double glazing - House interior is completely painted - Beautifully landscaped garden of approximately 400 m2 - Private parking for 2 cars - Great location - Available immediately - Rental price € 2,450 excl. .
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