Laan van Meerdervoort 50 is a representative building from 1916 on a long and well-known avenue in The Hague. The whole building, about 452 m² across four levels, is available for a single occupier.
A characterful building on one of The Hague's best-known avenues, let to a single occupier.
The roof terrace looks out over the Zeeheldenkwartier towards the Peace Palace.
Stops nearby run directly to Den Haag Centraal and Hollands Spoor.
The building sits on Laan van Meerdervoort, a main route between The Hague city centre and the surrounding districts, with a steady mix of homes, local businesses and specialist shops. Trams and buses stop within walking distance and run directly to Den Haag Centraal and Hollands Spoor, and the main approach roads lead quickly to the motorways.
Laan van Meerdervoort 50 is a representative building from 1916 on a long and well-known avenue in The Hague. The whole building, about 452 m² across four levels, is available for a single occupier.
The levels are connected by a fixed staircase and can each work as a self-contained floor: souterrain (about 118 m²), ground floor (135 m²), first floor (102 m²) and second floor (97 m²). It comes with a roof terrace and views over the Zeeheldenkwartier towards the Peace Palace, and carries energy label A.
The building is at Laan van Meerdervoort 50, 2517 AM Den Haag. The building sits on Laan van Meerdervoort, a main route between The Hague city centre and the surrounding districts, with a steady mix of homes, local businesses and specialist shops.
The offices currently available are shown as cards on this page, each with its size, monthly price, lease terms and availability date. Contact us if you need a different size or start date.
The building is let as a whole on a conventional lease directly from the landlord, for five years with a five-year extension and 12 months' notice. It is delivered at standard office level, with a pantry and toilets, ready for your own furniture. Furniture, internet and cleaning are arranged by you. The rent is quoted per month, excluding VAT. There are no service costs on top of the rent: you arrange and pay for all utilities directly. A bank guarantee or deposit is usual.
The building has no private parking. Paid parking is available on the street and a business parking permit can be requested.
No. Tenants have their own access to the building and their office, so there are no fixed reception hours. Contact us to arrange a viewing.
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