Living in The Hague

Buying or selling in The Hague

The Hague is an interesting city. The political capital of the Netherlands has many attractive sites, like Scheveningen and Kijkduin by the seaside and the lively inner-city with shops, terraces, bars, restaurants, theaters and cinemas. Moreover, with so many international organizations having established themselves in The Hague, the city has a nice mix of local and international residents, making expats blending in quite fast. No wonder that The Hague is very popular among house hunters.

At Onesta, we know The Hague and its real estate market like no-one else. We know the up and coming areas for young families where houses are still affordable and we know where seniors will feel at home. We also know where to find the interesting investment opportunities because of our extensive network. Chances are that the property you’re looking at has previously been valuated, sold or bought by Onesta.

Living in The Hague

Living in The Hague means living near the beach, the many city parks and the playgrounds, having access to good infrastructure, and great (international) schools, and enjoying a diverse cultural scene. Residential areas are very diverse as well. Child-friendly, spacious and modern Ypenburg or Wateringen, hip and happening monumental Zeeheldenkwartier or Duinoord, international and high-end Statenkwartier or Archipel? For each stage in life The Hague is the place to be. And Onesta will show you the way!

What does The Hague have in store for you?

• Historic Royal Residence: The Royal Palace Noordeinde and Huis Ten Bosch, the Kurhaus in Scheveningen, the house of parliament at the ‘Binnenhof’, the medieval prison gate museum, the Royal Theater, and the historic canals, facades and beautiful avenues like the Lange Voorhout; The Hague will have you exploring its rich history on foot or riding your bike.
• Cultural and Gastronomic City: Modern dance resides in The Hague, as well The Hague Philharmonic, both have their own designated theaters. The Mauritshuis holds many masterpieces (i.e. The Girl with the Pearl Earring by Vermeer) as does the Haags Gemeentemuseum (i.e. Victory Boogie Woogie by Mondriaan). The wining and dining scene in The Hague ranges from exquisite to Dutch ‘gezelligheid’ and any kind of cuisine you can think of.
• Natural environment: The Hague is situated by the sea and has 15 kilometers of beautiful clean beaches. Furthermore, The Hague has 111.000 hectares of parks, estates and dunes.
• Infrastructure: The Hague is very accessible by public transportation. Internationally, The Hague is near two airports (Schiphol international airport and The Hague-Rotterdam airport) and high-speed train connections.

Realtor in The Hague

Are you looking to buy, sell, rent or let in The Hague and need a realtor who loves this city as much as you do? Onesta is here to help! Make an appointment for a free introduction and we will show you what we can do as your realtor in The Hague.