Built in the 1980s, the house is a characteristic part of the Haagse Beemden, in the Muizenberg pocket of the district, with a solid brick facade and a fully renovated kitchen and bathroom.
It's arranged over three floors: living and dining space plus kitchen on the ground floor, three bedrooms and the bathroom on the first floor, and a spacious attic room with a large dormer window that works well as a fourth bedroom or home office.
We look after the house ourselves, even living abroad — maintenance and viewings are coordinated locally, and we're reachable directly in English rather than through a rental agency. We rent on fixed-term contracts, typically one to two years, which tends to suit people relocating for work rather than long-term residents.
This whole part of the Haagse Beemden runs on district heating rather than gas, so there's no gas connection at all — a plus if you're looking to keep your footprint down, on top of the energy label A rating.
The house is half-furnished: the sofa, curtains, bar stools, and dining table stay, but you'll need to bring your own beds, cutlery, and other everyday items.
Rent is exclusive of utilities — water, electricity, and internet/wifi are all arranged and paid separately by the tenant. Municipal taxes are covered by the owners and aren't passed on to you. A deposit of two months' rent is required before move-in.
