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Den Haag
Renting an apartment in Den Haag
The Hague is built for internationals: embassies, tribunals, international schools and the beach at Scheveningen. Landlords here are used to expat tenants and diplomatic clauses, which makes contracts more predictable than in Amsterdam.
What renting in Den Haag costs
One-bedroom apartments typically €1,150–€1,500 per month, two bedrooms €1,450–€2,000, with Statenkwartier and Benoordenhout above that.
How long it takes
One to four weeks is normal, and furnished stock is comparatively strong.
Dutch rental law explainedWhere to look
Neighbourhoods we search in Den Haag
Statenkwartier
Classic expat district, near international schools.
Benoordenhout
Green, quiet, embassy territory.
Centrum / Zeeheldenkwartier
Urban, walkable, wide price range.
Scheveningen
Coastal living, strong for shorter stays.
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