Houses for Rent in Den haag, Netherlands

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180m2 house to rent for 4750€/month in Vlietoevers 26, Voorburg

House, Voorburg

5 beds
180 m²
Unfurnished
Vlietoevers 26, Voorburg
4750€ /month
180m2 house to rent for 4750€/month in Vlietoevers, Voorburg

House, Voorburg

5 beds
180 m²
Unfurnished
Vlietoevers, Voorburg
4750€ /month
150m2 house to rent for 3000€/month in Graskopstraat, The Hague

House, The hague

4 beds
150 m²
Furnished
Graskopstraat, The Hague
3000€ /month
180m2 house to rent for 4750€/month in Vlietoevers 26, Voorburg

House, Voorburg

5 beds
180 m²
Unfurnished
Vlietoevers 26, Voorburg
4750€ /month
150m2 house to rent for 2950€/month in Van Imhoffplein, The Hague

House, Den haag

4 beds
150 m²
Unfurnished
Van Imhoffplein, The Hague
2950€ /month
150m2 house to rent for 2950€/month in Van Imhoffplein, The Hague

House, Den haag

4 beds
150 m²
Unfurnished
Van Imhoffplein, The Hague
2950€ /month
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149m2 house to rent for 2750€/month in Vigelandstraat 5, The Hague

House, Den haag

4 beds
149 m²
Unfurnished
Vigelandstraat 5, Den haag
2750€ /month
149m2 house to rent for 2750€/month in Vigelandstraat 5, The Hague

House, Den haag

4 beds
149 m²
Unfurnished
Vigelandstraat 5, Den haag
2750€ /month
255m2 house to rent for 6500€/month in Frankenslag 334, The Hague

House, Den haag

7 beds
255 m²
Unfurnished
Frankenslag 334, Den haag
6500€ /month
255m2 house to rent for 6500€/month in Frankenslag 334, The Hague

House, Den haag

7 beds
255 m²
Unfurnished
Frankenslag 334, Den haag
6500€ /month
255m2 house to rent for 6500€/month in Frankenslag 334, The Hague

House, The hague

7 beds
255 m²
Unfurnished
Frankenslag 334, The hague
6500€ /month
100m2 house to rent for 1800€/month in Bergermeerstraat 123, The Hague

House, The hague

3 beds
100 m²
Unfurnished
Bergermeerstraat 123, The hague
1800€ /month

Den Haag houses: from €1,400 monthly

Government hub meets North Sea breeze

Den Haag, also known as The Hague, is regarded as one of the most attractive cities for long-term renters in the Netherlands. Being on the coast of the North Sea, the city enjoys a unique balance, affording its residents a fast city life and soothing seaside aura.

No matter whether you are a family needing space, an expat on an assignment, or a working in the business sector wanting a well-connected neighborhood, Den Haag has a plethora of housing options to fit one's lifestyle.

What makes Den Haag special:

  • Strategic location: Close to Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and Delft, with excellent transport connections.
  • International hub: Home to the Dutch government, embassies, and major international organizations.
  • Diverse neighborhoods: From the historical allure of the City Center to the sea breeze life in Scheveningen, the classy air of Statenkwartier, or the housewarming spirit of Laakkwartier.

Diplomatic quarter drives house demand

With keen competition for houses to rent, Den Haag is, in fact, more competitive in markets popular complex.

Den Haag prices (2025 estimates):

  • City Center: €2.000–€2.800/month for a family house
  • Statenkwartier: €2.200–€3.200/month for spacious houses
  • Scheveningen: €1.800–€2.600/month, depending on proximity to the beach
  • Laakkwartier & Moerwijk: €1.400–€1.900/month for affordable options

Expat demand shapes rental patterns:

  • High demand from expats and diplomats
  • Increasing popularity of furnished and semi-furnished houses
  • Growing interest in sustainable homes with energy-efficient ratings
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Budget tight? Try Delft or Rotterdam:

💡 Tip: If the money somehow falls short, cities nearby to consider are Delft (rent house Delft) or Rotterdam (rent house Rotterdam).

Building your Den Haag house search

Before starting on a search, it is essential to set your budget, the size you require, and off-the-list features.

Define your must-haves first

  • Number of bedrooms & baths
  • Garden, balcony, or terrace
  • Furnished, semi-furnished, or unfurnished
  • Proximity to schools, transport, supermarkets

Documents: income proof plus references

  • Evidence of income (salary slips, contract)
  • References from former landlords
  • ID or passport copy
  • Sometimes you need a guarantor

RentHunter aggregates 100+ rental sites

  • RentHunter, aggregated listings from 100+ rental sites
  • Kamernet, Pararius, Funda, and local agents
  • Expat Facebook groups and relocation services

📍 If you feel flexible, you can try rent room Den Haag, rent studio Den Haag, or rent apartment Den Haag for alternatives.

From viewing to lease signature

After viewing and shortlisting the best houses, do not waste time, the good listings go fast in Den Haag.

Scout neighborhood at different hours

  • Take a look at the neighborhood at different hours during the day
  • Prepare a checklist (condition of the walls, floors, heating, and windows)
  • Ask which appliances or furniture are included

Confirm rent, deposit and utility costs

  • Confirm monthly rent, deposit, utility costs
  • Ask for minimum rental period and conditions for renewal
  • Ask who is going to take care of maintenance

Check-in photos protect your deposit

  • Either make sure that you understand Dutch rental laws yourself or that the lease is translated
  • Confirm what is truly meant by "servicekosten"
  • Take pictures at check-in, so you are protected in case of the loss of a deposit.

Den Haag living: beach meets diplomacy

Transport, culture and international schools:

  • Transport: Fantastic tram, bus, and train lines tying to Rotterdam, Amsterdam, and Utrecht
  • Lifestyle: An intriguing blend of urban culture, museums, theaters, and beach fun at Scheveningen
  • Schools: Good educational institution options for international children of expat parents
  • Community: Active expat network with clubs and cultural activities

Nearby options: Scheveningen, Delft, Leiden

  • Scheveningen, great for beach enthusiasts
  • Delft, good for history and student life
  • Leiden, university town with big cultural emphasis

House rental questions answered

  1. Can I rent a house in Den Haag without a guarantor?

    It can, but most landlords would ask for proof of stable income or sometimes a larger deposit.

  2. Are there hidden prices?

    Utilities, internet, municipal taxes, and waste collection fees are monthly bills.

  3. How long rent contracts usually last?

    Usually 12 months, but of course, contracts can be shorter or more flexible.

  4. Is it easy to get furnished houses?

    Yes, particularly in expat neighborhoods such as Statenkwartier and Scheveningen.

Start your Den Haag house hunt

Finding your perfect *rent house Den Haag* can be a challenge, but with the proper preparation, resources, and a clear sight of your wants and needs, you will be able to accomplish a home that fits your lifestyle.

👉 Start your search today on RentHunter for a list of the most recent houses available in Den Haag, and also keep an eye on other listings we got for rooms, studios, and apartments.

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