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Mauritskade 33

Mauritskade 33 is a monumental townhouse from around 1860 in Willemspark, on the edge of The Hague city centre. Behind the central entrance, a shared marble hall gives access to the offices, the stairs and the lift. The building combines its classic character with a modern interior.

What makes Mauritskade 33 special

Monument from around 1860

A classic townhouse in Willemspark with a shared marble entrance hall and a lift.

High-standard finish

Original details combined with black steel partitions, a luxury pantry and data cabling.

On the edge of the city centre

Noordeinde, Frederikstraat and Denneweg are within walking distance, with trams and buses nearby.

Facilities and Amenities

Historic monument
Two floors available
Parking spaces
Tram nearby

The building

  • Monument from around 1860
  • Shared marble entrance hall
  • Lift

The offices

  • Ground floor of about 151 m² with luxury pantry
  • First floor of about 99 m² with own toilets
  • Data cabling and opening windows

Parking

  • Two spaces on the rear grounds with the ground floor
  • Paid street parking and business permits

Getting there

  • Trams and buses nearby
  • Walking distance to the city centre

How to get there?

Willemspark is a stately district bordering the centre of The Hague, home to law and accountancy firms, international organisations and several embassies. Hotels and museums are close by, and Noordeinde, Frederikstraat and Denneweg, with restaurants, cafés and boutiques, are within walking distance. Trams and buses stop nearby.

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Office floors in a monumental Willemspark townhouse

Mauritskade 33 is a monumental townhouse from around 1860 in Willemspark, on the edge of The Hague city centre. Behind the central entrance, a shared marble hall gives access to the offices, the stairs and the lift. The building combines its classic character with a modern interior.

Two floors are available: the ground floor of about 151 m², finished to a high standard with a luxury pantry, original details and black steel partitions, and the first floor of about 99 m² with its own toilets and a shared pantry.

Renovated ground-floor office at Mauritskade 33, Den Haag

Frequently asked questions about Mauritskade 33

The building is at Mauritskade 33, 2514 HD Den Haag. Willemspark is a stately district bordering the centre of The Hague, home to law and accountancy firms, international organisations and several embassies.

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.

Both floors are let on a conventional lease directly from the landlord, for five years with five-year extensions and 12 months' notice. They are delivered at standard office level, ready for your own furniture, with the ground floor finished to a high standard with a luxury pantry. Furniture, internet and cleaning of your own space are arranged by you. The rent is quoted per month, excluding VAT, and service costs for the shared areas and building installations are charged on top of the rent as an advance. A bank guarantee or deposit is usual.

Two parking spaces on the rear grounds are available with the ground floor. The first floor has no parking spaces. Paid street parking is available 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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Have a question about Mauritskade 33 or want to arrange a viewing? Our team is happy to help.

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