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Nassaulaan 10-11

Nassaulaan 10-11 consists of two connected national monuments in the Willemspark in The Hague, part of a complex built between 1845 and 1847 for King Willem II around a former riding school. The building is let as a whole as an office of about 1,348 m² over four floors and a cellar.

What makes Nassaulaan 10-11 special

Built for King Willem II

Part of an 1845 to 1847 complex around a former riding school, let as a whole building.

Original historic details

Marble entrance floors, ornamental ceilings and original fireplaces, with modern data cabling.

Own car park and terrace

Parking for about 15 cars at the rear and a terrace with morning sun.

Facilities and Amenities

Listed monument
Whole building
Own car park
Tram nearby

The building

  • Two connected national monuments (1845-1847)
  • Marble entrance floors
  • Ornamental ceilings and original fireplaces

The office

  • Whole building of about 1,348 m²
  • Four floors and a cellar
  • Kitchen and ample toilets
  • Data cabling and alarm system

Parking

  • Rear car park for about 15 cars
  • Terrace with morning sun

How to get there?

The Willemspark is a historic villa district on the edge of the city centre, between the Mauritskade and the Javastraat, home to embassies, law firms and organisations. The Frederikstraat, Denneweg and Bankastraat, with shops, cafés and restaurants, are within walking distance. Trams and buses 1, 17, 20 and 24 stop around the corner, and the A12 is about five minutes by car.

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Two connected national monuments in the Willemspark

Nassaulaan 10-11 consists of two connected national monuments in the Willemspark in The Hague, part of a complex built between 1845 and 1847 for King Willem II around a former riding school. The building is let as a whole as an office of about 1,348 m² over four floors and a cellar.

Inside are marble entrance floors, ornamental ceilings and original fireplaces, combined with a kitchen, ample toilets and data cabling. At the rear there is parking for about 15 cars and a terrace with morning sun.

Office room with a herringbone floor at Nassaulaan 10-11, Den Haag

Frequently asked questions about Nassaulaan 10-11

The building is at Nassaulaan 10-11, 2514 JS Den Haag. The Willemspark is a historic villa district on the edge of the city centre, between the Mauritskade and the Javastraat, home to embassies, law firms and organisations.

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 12 months' notice. It is delivered at standard office level, with a kitchen, toilets and data cabling, ready for your own fit out and furniture. Furniture, internet and cleaning are arranged by you. The rent is quoted per m² per year and converted to a monthly figure, 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 car park at the rear has room for about 15 cars. Paid street parking is also available nearby.

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.

Need help? Contact us

Have a question about Nassaulaan 10-11 or want to arrange a viewing? Our team is happy to help.

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