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Kneuterdijk 2 is a historic office building and national monument on the Kneuterdijk in the centre of The Hague, with the Hofvijver and the Binnenhof just around the corner. Two whole floors are available on a conventional lease: the 3rd floor of about 300 m² and the 4th floor of about 260 m², each with parquet floors, a pantry, toilets, air conditioning and plenty of daylight. The building sits on the Paleispromenade, among boutiques, restaurants and political and business institutions.

Amaliastraat 9 is a listed building from 1860 in the historic centre of The Hague, close to Noordeinde and Lange Voorhout. The third floor, about 144 m², is available as office space.

The Derde Ambachtsschool on the Zwaardstraat in Scheveningen is a national monument built in 1930 and 1931 to a design by architect Jan Duiker, one of the key buildings of Dutch pre-war modernist architecture. Fully restored in 1998, it now houses 22 independent business units over three floors.

The Caballero Fabriek is a former cigarette factory from 1953 on the Saturnusstraat in the Binckhorst, a district close to the centre of Den Haag. Designed by F.A.W. van der Togt, it is now a multi-tenant business building, mainly for creative and tech companies, and much of it has been restored to its original state, with large steel doors and high ceilings. Tenants share meeting rooms, pantries, a canteen and a garden, and the large white hall has seating areas where tenants can meet. The building's last registered energy label is E, which ran until September 2025.

Amaliastraat 5 is a stately listed building in Willemspark, in the historic centre of The Hague, around the corner from Noordeinde and Lange Voorhout. The street is home to several embassies and professional firms.