Westeinde 29
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Westeinde 29 | English text belowEen werkelijk uniek en groot monumentaal herenhuis in het historische centrum van Den Haag. De ideale combinatie van boven wonen en werken op de begane grond is hier mogelijk. De gemengde bestemming staat veel toe: activiteiten in de dienstverlening, culturele sector, detailhandel en welzijn etcetera, maar ook wonen (bijvoorbeeld een kangaroe-woning...
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Soort object Woonhuis Bouwjaar 1700 Woonoppervlakte 356 m² Aantal kamers 9Lees meer
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Westeinde 29 | English text belowEen werkelijk uniek en groot monumentaal herenhuis in het historische centrum van Den Haag. De ideale combinatie van boven wonen en werken op de begane grond is hier mogelijk. De gemengde bestemming staat veel toe: activiteiten in de dienstverlening, culturele sector, detailhandel en welzijn etcetera, maar ook wonen (bijvoorbeeld een kangaroe-woning of een zelfstandig appartement). Goed onderhouden, drielaags, met overbouwde poort, achterom, kelder en patio. Hoge sfeervolle ruimtes op ieder verdieping met aangenaam licht. Voorzien van een riant dakterras met spectaculair uitzicht over de stad. Kernelementen: locatie, locatie, locatie. Monumentale status met alle daarbij behorende voordelen en subsidies. Absoluut een bezichtiging waard!
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Het Westeinde vormde in een ver verleden de westelijke toegangsweg tot het oude Den Haag. Inmiddels ligt het hartje centrum met alle voordelen van dien. Op loopafstand van een rijke mix aan winkels en supermarkten, maar ook van veelsoortige horeca, cultuur met theaters, bioscopen en musea, het Binnenhof, de Grote Markt en ziekenhuis MCH Westeinde. Eveneens op zeer aanvaardbare afstand van groen, strand en recreatievoorzieningen. Uitstekende bereikbaarheid per openbaar vervoer (twee haltes van Centraal Station), fiets en auto. Goede parkeermogelijkheden door het vergunningstelsel voor belanghebbenden en bezoekers in een groot gebied van het centrum en de nabijheid van vele parkeergarages.
Een rijksmonument met een lange geschiedenis die terug gaat tot de 16de eeuw. Uitgroeiend van klein onderkomen op het land van het Agnietenklooster tot patriciërshuis. Vanaf 1915 als kleermakerij voor het hof met nieuwe kap op het voorhuis voor een bontwerkerij: een activiteit die om veel licht vroeg. In 1977 op moderne wijze charmant gerestaureerd, met o.a. behoud van de hoge schouw met open haard in Carrara marmer en diverse glas-in-loodramen.
Momenteel is het pand in gebruik als woonhuis, waarbij de huidige eigenaar op de begane grond vele jaren een galerie voor hedendaagse kunst voerde, die later in gebruik is genomen als vergaderlocatie en psychotherapeutische praktijk.
Indeling: (voor maatvoering en indeling, zie de plattegronden).
Entree, hal met marmeren vloer, meterkast. Afsluitbare voordeur naar het dubbelbovenhuis. Bergruimte naast en onder de trap. Rechts de entree naar de grote nog intacte galerie met veel stockruimte, een pantry, toilet, verhoogd kantoorgedeelte en achterdeur naar de patio. Een eeuwenoude goed bruikbare kelder aan de voorzijde. Akoestisch plafond. Massief houten parketvloer en prachtig licht via het dakvenster.
Op de 1e verdieping, via de overloop met garderobe, een brede woonkamer met romantische glas-in-lood ramen en goed werkende open haard in de monumentale schouw, een gezellige eveneens brede eetkamer met uitzicht op het terras, een keuken, een douche/toiletcombinatie, een kamer met serre aan de andere kant van het terras, en aan de voorzijde boven de poort een zijkamer met een ingenieuze, recent door een kunstenaar ontworpen kastenwand.
Op de 2e verdieping de Loft waar het daglicht vrij spel heeft. Het is feitelijk één grote ruimte met aparte badkamer (ligbad/douche, toilet, wastafel, opstelplaats wasmachine, droger en cv) en onder het pannenkapje boven de poort het “hok” voor overtollige spullen. Linksachter een blauwe inbouwwand met o.a. een kitchenette en kasten en laden in alle soorten en maten. Vier raams aan de zonnige voorzijde, aan weerszijden hoge ramen. Via een uittrekbare trap is het dakterras eenvoudig te bereiken. Uit de wind kan men daar zeer aangenaam en privé van zon en uitzicht genieten.
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Gebruiksoppervlakte: 356 m2, verdeeld over de BG (132 m2) ), de 1e verdieping (125 m2) en de 2e verdieping (99 m2), gemeten volgens branche brede meetinstructie, gebaseerd op NEN 2580;
Gelegen op eigen grond;
Iedere verdieping heeft een eigen CV installatie en een massief houten parketvloer;
Praktisch al het buitenschilderwerk uitgevoerd tussen 2020 en heden;
Het bovenste dakterras is aan de zuidzijde niet omheind. De voorzijde van dit platte dak is zojuist geïsoleerd met het oog op plaatsing van max. 9 zonnepanelen. De leiding naar de meterkast beneden is al aanwezig;
Veelal dubbel glas. Een overzicht van waar duurzamer glas geplaatst zou kunnen worden is beschikbaar;
Voordelen van status Rijksmonument:
- subsidies beschikbaar voor instandhouding
- ontzorgingsprogramma voor verduurzaming
- hulp bij financiering van (laagrentende) leningen voor onderhoud, restauratie, verduurzaming en herbestemming;
Zeer ruime gebruiksmogelijkheden vanwege bestemmingsplan (Gemengde Bestemming);
Er is een bouwkundige keuring beschikbaar;
Verkoopvoorwaarden van toepassing;
Aanvaarding in overleg;
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Deze informatie is door ons met de hoogst nodige zorgvuldigheid samengesteld. Door ons kantoor wordt echter geen enkele aansprakelijkheid aanvaard voor enige onvolledigheid, onjuistheid of anderszins, dan wel de gevolgen daarvan. Alle opgegeven maten en oppervlakten zijn indicatief.
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A truly unique and grand monumental townhouse in the historical center of The Hague. The ideal combination of living above and working on the ground floor is possible here. The mixed zoning allows for a wide range of uses: service activities, cultural sector, retail, well-being, and more, as well as residential purposes (such as a co-living arrangement or an independent apartment). Well-maintained, three stories tall, with an arched gate, rear entrance, basement, and patio. High-ceilinged, atmospheric spaces on every floor with pleasant natural light. It features a spacious rooftop terrace with a spectacular view of the city. Key elements: location, location, location. Monumental status comes with all its associated advantages and subsidies. Definitely worth a visit!
Westeinde was the western entrance road to the old The Hague in the distant past. Nowadays, it is in the heart of the city center with all its benefits. Within walking distance, you'll find a rich mix of shops and supermarkets, as well as a variety of restaurants, cultural amenities including theaters, cinemas, and museums, the Binnenhof, the Grote Markt, and MCH Westeinde Hospital. It's also reasonably close to green spaces, the beach, and recreational facilities. Excellent accessibility via public transportation (two stops from Central Station), bicycles, and cars. Good parking options due to the permit system for residents and visitors in a large part of the city center, and the proximity of many parking garages.
This is a national monument with a long history dating back to the 16th century. It evolved from a small dwelling on the Agnietenklooster estate into a patrician house. From 1915, it served as a tailoring shop for the court, with a new roof on the front house for a furriery, an activity that required ample light. In 1977, it was charmingly restored in a modern way, including the preservation of the tall fireplace with a Carrara marble mantelpiece and various stained glass windows.
Currently, the property is being used as a residence, with the current owner running a contemporary art gallery on the ground floor for many years, which later was repurposed as a conference room and psychotherapeutic practice.
Layout: (For dimensions and layout, please look at the added floor plans).
Entrance, marble-floored hall, meter cupboard. Lockable front door to the double upper house. Storage space next to and under the stairs. To the right, the entrance to the spacious, still intact gallery with ample storage space, a pantry, a toilet, an elevated office area, and a back door leading to the patio. An ancient but usable cellar at the front. Acoustic ceiling. Solid wooden parquet floor and beautiful natural light via the skylight.
On the 1st floor, via the landing with a wardrobe, there's a wide living room with romantic stained glass windows and a functional fireplace in the monumental mantelpiece, a cozy, also wide dining room with a view of the terrace, a kitchen, a shower/toilet combination, a room with a conservatory on the other side of the terrace, and at the front, above the gate, a side room with an ingenious cabinet wall recently designed by an artist.
On the 2nd floor, there's the Loft where daylight freely plays. It's essentially one large space with a separate bathroom (bathtub/shower, toilet, sink, space for a washing machine, dryer, and central heating). Above the gate, there's an attic space for extra storage. On the left, a blue built-in wall with a kitchenette and cabinets and drawers in various sizes and shapes. Four windows at the sunny front, with tall windows on both sides. An extendable ladder provides easy access to the rooftop terrace. It's a comfortable and private spot to enjoy the sun and the view, shielded from the wind.
Features:
Usable space: 356 m2, divided over the ground floor (132 m2), the 1st floor (125 m2), and the 2nd floor (99 m2), measured according to industry-standard measurements based on NEN 2580;
Located on freehold;
Each floor has its own central heating system and a solid wooden parquet floor;
Most of the exterior paintwork was carried out between 2020 and the present;
The top rooftop terrace is not fenced on the south side. The front of this flat roof has just been insulated in preparation for the installation of a maximum of 9 solar panels. The piping to the meter cupboard downstairs is already in place;
Mostly double glazing. A list of where more sustainable glass could be installed is available;
Advantages of national monument status:
- subsidies available for preservation
- a program to support sustainability efforts
- assistance in financing (low-interest) loans for maintenance, restoration, sustainability, and repurposing;
Extensive usage possibilities due to the mixed-use zoning;
A building inspection report is available;
Sales conditions apply;
Acceptance by agreement;
Interested in this unique monumental townhouse in the city center? Bring your own NVM buying agent!
This information has been compiled by us with the utmost care. However, our office does not accept any liability for any incompleteness, inaccuracy, or any other consequences. All given dimensions and areas are indicative.
Westeinde 29
A truly unique and grand monumental townhouse in the historical center of The Hague. The ideal combination of living above and working on the ground floor is possible here. The mixed zoning allows for a wide range of uses: service activities, cultural sector, retail, well-being, and more, as well as residential purposes (such as a co-living arrangement or an independent apartment). Well-maintained, three stories tall, with an arched gate, rear entrance, basement, and patio. High-ceilinged, atmospheric spaces on every floor with pleasant natural light. It features a spacious rooftop terrace with a spectacular view of the city. Key elements: location, location, location. Monumental status comes with all its associated advantages and subsidies. Definitely worth a visit!
Westeinde was the western entrance road to the old The Hague in the distant past. Nowadays, it is in the heart of the city center with all its benefits. Within walking distance, you'll find a rich mix of shops and supermarkets, as well as a variety of restaurants, cultural amenities including theaters, cinemas, and museums, the Binnenhof, the Grote Markt, and MCH Westeinde Hospital. It's also reasonably close to green spaces, the beach, and recreational facilities. Excellent accessibility via public transportation (two stops from Central Station), bicycles, and cars. Good parking options due to the permit system for residents and visitors in a large part of the city center, and the proximity of many parking garages.
This is a national monument with a long history dating back to the 16th century. It evolved from a small dwelling on the Agnietenklooster estate into a patrician house. From 1915, it served as a tailoring shop for the court, with a new roof on the front house for a furriery, an activity that required ample light. In 1977, it was charmingly restored in a modern way, including the preservation of the tall fireplace with a Carrara marble mantelpiece and various stained glass windows.
Currently, the property is being used as a residence, with the current owner running a contemporary art gallery on the ground floor for many years, which later was repurposed as a conference room and psychotherapeutic practice.
Layout: (For dimensions and layout, please look at the added floor plans).
Entrance, marble-floored hall, meter cupboard. Lockable front door to the double upper house. Storage space next to and under the stairs. To the right, the entrance to the spacious, still intact gallery with ample storage space, a pantry, a toilet, an elevated office area, and a back door leading to the patio. An ancient but usable cellar at the front. Acoustic ceiling. Solid wooden parquet floor and beautiful natural light via the skylight.
On the 1st floor, via the landing with a wardrobe, there's a wide living room with romantic stained glass windows and a functional fireplace in the monumental mantelpiece, a cozy, also wide dining room with a view of the terrace, a kitchen, a shower/toilet combination, a room with a conservatory on the other side of the terrace, and at the front, above the gate, a side room with an ingenious cabinet wall recently designed by an artist.
On the 2nd floor, there's the Loft where daylight freely plays. It's essentially one large space with a separate bathroom (bathtub/shower, toilet, sink, space for a washing machine, dryer, and central heating). Above the gate, there's an attic space for extra storage. On the left, a blue built-in wall with a kitchenette and cabinets and drawers in various sizes and shapes. Four windows at the sunny front, with tall windows on both sides. An extendable ladder provides easy access to the rooftop terrace. It's a comfortable and private spot to enjoy the sun and the view, shielded from the wind.
Features:
Usable space: 356 m2, divided over the ground floor (132 m2), the 1st floor (125 m2), and the 2nd floor (99 m2), measured according to industry-standard measurements based on NEN 2580;
Located on freehold;
Each floor has its own central heating system and a solid wooden parquet floor;
Most of the exterior paintwork was carried out between 2020 and the present;
The top rooftop terrace is not fenced on the south side. The front of this flat roof has just been insulated in preparation for the installation of a maximum of 9 solar panels. The piping to the meter cupboard downstairs is already in place;
Mostly double glazing. A list of where more sustainable glass could be installed is available;
Advantages of national monument status:
- subsidies available for preservation
- a program to support sustainability efforts
- assistance in financing (low-interest) loans for maintenance, restoration, sustainability, and repurposing;
Extensive usage possibilities due to the mixed-use zoning;
A building inspection report is available;
Sales conditions apply;
Acceptance by agreement;
Interested in this unique monumental townhouse in the city center? Bring your own NVM buying agent!
This information has been compiled by us with the utmost care. However, our office does not accept any liability for any incompleteness, inaccuracy, or any other consequences. All given dimensions and areas are indicative.
A truly unique and grand monumental townhouse in the historical center of The Hague. The ideal combination of living above and working on the ground floor is possible here. The mixed zoning allows for a wide range of uses: service activities, cultural sector, retail, well-being, and more, as well as residential purposes (such as a co-living arrangement or an independent apartment). Well-maintained, three stories tall, with an arched gate, rear entrance, basement, and patio. High-ceilinged, atmospheric spaces on every floor with pleasant natural light. It features a spacious rooftop terrace with a spectacular view of the city. Key elements: location, location, location. Monumental status comes with all its associated advantages and subsidies. Definitely worth a visit!
Westeinde was the western entrance road to the old The Hague in the distant past. Nowadays, it is in the heart of the city center with all its benefits. Within walking distance, you'll find a rich mix of shops and supermarkets, as well as a variety of restaurants, cultural amenities including theaters, cinemas, and museums, the Binnenhof, the Grote Markt, and MCH Westeinde Hospital. It's also reasonably close to green spaces, the beach, and recreational facilities. Excellent accessibility via public transportation (two stops from Central Station), bicycles, and cars. Good parking options due to the permit system for residents and visitors in a large part of the city center, and the proximity of many parking garages.
This is a national monument with a long history dating back to the 16th century. It evolved from a small dwelling on the Agnietenklooster estate into a patrician house. From 1915, it served as a tailoring shop for the court, with a new roof on the front house for a furriery, an activity that required ample light. In 1977, it was charmingly restored in a modern way, including the preservation of the tall fireplace with a Carrara marble mantelpiece and various stained glass windows.
Currently, the property is being used as a residence, with the current owner running a contemporary art gallery on the ground floor for many years, which later was repurposed as a conference room and psychotherapeutic practice.
Layout: (For dimensions and layout, please look at the added floor plans).
Entrance, marble-floored hall, meter cupboard. Lockable front door to the double upper house. Storage space next to and under the stairs. To the right, the entrance to the spacious, still intact gallery with ample storage space, a pantry, a toilet, an elevated office area, and a back door leading to the patio. An ancient but usable cellar at the front. Acoustic ceiling. Solid wooden parquet floor and beautiful natural light via the skylight.
On the 1st floor, via the landing with a wardrobe, there's a wide living room with romantic stained glass windows and a functional fireplace in the monumental mantelpiece, a cozy, also wide dining room with a view of the terrace, a kitchen, a shower/toilet combination, a room with a conservatory on the other side of the terrace, and at the front, above the gate, a side room with an ingenious cabinet wall recently designed by an artist.
On the 2nd floor, there's the Loft where daylight freely plays. It's essentially one large space with a separate bathroom (bathtub/shower, toilet, sink, space for a washing machine, dryer, and central heating). Above the gate, there's an attic space for extra storage. On the left, a blue built-in wall with a kitchenette and cabinets and drawers in various sizes and shapes. Four windows at the sunny front, with tall windows on both sides. An extendable ladder provides easy access to the rooftop terrace. It's a comfortable and private spot to enjoy the sun and the view, shielded from the wind.
Features:
Usable space: 356 m2, divided over the ground floor (132 m2), the 1st floor (125 m2), and the 2nd floor (99 m2), measured according to industry-standard measurements based on NEN 2580;
Located on freehold;
Each floor has its own central heating system and a solid wooden parquet floor;
Most of the exterior paintwork was carried out between 2020 and the present;
The top rooftop terrace is not fenced on the south side. The front of this flat roof has just been insulated in preparation for the installation of a maximum of 9 solar panels. The piping to the meter cupboard downstairs is already in place;
Mostly double glazing. A list of where more sustainable glass could be installed is available;
Advantages of national monument status:
- subsidies available for preservation
- a program to support sustainability efforts
- assistance in financing (low-interest) loans for maintenance, restoration, sustainability, and repurposing;
Extensive usage possibilities due to the mixed-use zoning;
A building inspection report is available;
Sales conditions apply;
Acceptance by agreement;
Interested in this unique monumental townhouse in the city center? Bring your own NVM buying agent!
This information has been compiled by us with the utmost care. However, our office does not accept any liability for any incompleteness, inaccuracy, or any other consequences. All given dimensions and areas are indicative.
Overdracht
Status
Beschikbaar
Vraagprijs
€ 1.125.000,- kosten koper
Prijs per m²
€ 3.160,11
Aanvaarding
in overleg
Bouwvorm
Soort object
Woonhuis
Soort woning
Herenhuis
Type woning
Eindwoning
Kwaliteit woning
Normaal
Subtype woning
Niet-repeterend permanent
Bouwjaar
1700
Bouwvorm
Bestaande bouw
Ligging
Aan rustige weg en in centrum
Bijzonderheden
Monument, gedeeltelijk gestoffeerd, dubbele bewoning mogelijk en beschermd stads- of dorpsgezicht
Oppervlakte en inhoud
Woonoppervlakte
356 m²
Woonkameroppervlakte
67 m²
Perceeloppervlakte
181 m²
Inhoud
1537 m³
Gebouwgebonden buitenruimte
42 m²
Indeling
Overige inpandige ruimte
27 m²
Aantal kamers
9
Aantal slaapkamers
4
Aantal badkamers
2
Badkamer Voorzieningen
2 Toiletten, Ligbad, Wasmachineaansluiting, 2 Wastafels, Douche
Aantal woonlagen
3 woonlagen en een kelder
Voorzieningen
TV kabel, Buitenzonwering, Rookkanaal, Dakraam, Natuurlijke ventilatie
Energie
Isolatie
Dakisolatie, voorzetramen en grotendeels dubbelglas
Verwarming
C.V.-Ketel en open haard
Warmwater
C.V.-Ketel en elektrische boiler eigendom
C.V.-Ketel
3 verschillende HR CV-ketels (Gas Combiketel, eigendom)
Buitenruimte
Tuin
Achtertuin
Hoofdtuin
Achtertuin
Oppervlakte hoofdtuin
22 m² (4.52 m bij 4.88 m)
Ligging hoofdtuin
Noord
Achterom
Ja
Kwaliteit tuin
Normaal
Parkeergelegenheid
Parkeerfaciliteiten
Betaald parkeren en parkeervergunningen
Dak
Soort dak
Samengesteld dak
Materiaal
Pannen, bitumineuze dakbedekking en metaal
Overig
Permanente bewoning
Ja
Onderhoud binnen
Goed
Onderhoud buiten
Goed
Keurmerken
Bouwkundige keuring
Huidig gebruik
Woonruimte en kantoorruimte
Huidige bestemming
Gemengd
Kadastrale gegevens
Gemeente
's-Gravenhage
Sectie
C
Perceelnummer
5500
Oppervlakte
166 m²
Eigendomssituatie
Volle eigendom
Kadastrale gegevens
Gemeente
's-Gravenhage
Sectie
C
Perceelnummer
5501
Oppervlakte
15 m²
Eigendomssituatie
Volle eigendom
Foto's
Plattegronden
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