Description
Located on the quiet Jacob van der Doesstraat, in the historic and sought-after Zeeheldenkwartier—one of The Hague’s most charming and characterful neighbourhoods—stands this exceptionally atmospheric two-window townhouse dating from 1879. The monumental end-terrace house, spread over four spacious floors and offering approximately 175 m² of living space, exudes timeless elegance and welcomes you with a refined, pleasant ambiance that is immediately felt upon entering.
The sunny, secluded southwest-facing garden is the perfect place to enjoy peace, light, and greenery. Inside, authentic details and a warm atmosphere create a unique living experience in a wonderfully generous family home.
The location is equally appealing: within walking distance you’ll find the charming shops and cafés of Piet Heinstraat and Prins Hendrikstraat, as well as the lively Prins Hendrikplein and Anna Paulownaplein. The royal Palace Garden, the city centre, public transport, and various sports facilities are also close at hand. The Zeeheldenkwartier is full of life.
In short: this charming townhouse on Jacob van der Doesstraat is superbly located and offers the very best of atmospheric, spacious, and central living in The Hague.
Layout
Ground Floor
Entrance into a neat hall/vestibule with meter cupboard, followed by inner doors leading to a long hallway with underfloor heating and a Beton Ciré finish. Here you’ll find a stair cupboard with space for a washing machine and dryer, a storage room with the mechanical ventilation unit, a spacious WC with washbasin and underfloor heating, as well as a door to the rear garden.
The generous (living) kitchen is located at the front and features large street-facing windows and French doors opening to the rear garden. The completely new kitchen (2024), fitted with a composite countertop, includes various built-in appliances such as an induction hob, combi oven/microwave, dishwasher, Quooker, and built-in coffee machine. The flooring is partly parquet and partly granite.
First Floor
Landing with WC and washbasin. At the front is the living room en suite, separated by a unique built-in cupboard partition, with double doors leading to the L-shaped rear room. Authentic details such as a beautiful mantelpiece and ceiling ornaments have been preserved. From the rear room, French doors open onto the sunny southwest-facing balcony. The entire floor features an oak parquet floor with inlay border.
Second Floor
Landing with bathroom equipped with WC, shower, bathtub, and washbasin. At the front is a spacious bedroom with beech parquet flooring, original mantelpiece, and built-in wardrobes. The second bedroom has French doors opening to a French balcony.
Top Floor
Third bedroom spanning the full length of the floor, with wooden flooring. In the middle is the second bathroom with an adjacent bright intermediate space featuring a skylight. The bathroom is fitted with a walk-in shower, washbasin, and towel radiator. A separate cupboard houses the central heating boiler (Intergas, 2024).
Rear Garden
Beautifully landscaped, paved southwest-facing garden with a covered area and practical shed.
Details
- Year of construction: 1879
- Approximately 175 m² of living space
- 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
- Deep, sunny southwest-facing rear garden with covered area
- Fully equipped new kitchen (2024)
- Located in the popular Zeeheldenkwartier
- Freehold property
- Municipal protected cityscape
- Energy label: E
- Wooden and PVC window frames with double glazing
- Delivery in consultation
- Age and asbestos clauses included in the NVM purchase agreement
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