Rental homes in Van Hoytemastraat en omgeving, Den Haag

Rental prices and market figures for Van Hoytemastraat and surroundings, The Hague

The rental market in Van Hoytemastraat and surroundings is exclusive and pricey. Only 26% of the 1,111 homes are rental properties, with the remaining 74% being owner-occupied. Notably, social housing association ownership is 0%, meaning there are no social rental homes from housing corporations in this neighbourhood. All rental properties fall under private or other landlords and thus in the free sector.

The average rent in the free sector over the past twelve months was €2,794 per month, with a range from €970 to €4,500. With an average floor area of 138 m², this works out to about €20 per m². For comparison, the average WOZ value here is €672,000, significantly higher than The Hague average of €354,000 and also above the district average of Benoordenhout (€624,000). Renting in Van Hoytemastraat and surroundings is therefore considerably more expensive than in most other neighbourhoods in The Hague. Always check the current daily prices and available rental properties at the top of this page, as supply changes quickly.

Living in Van Hoytemastraat and surroundings

Van Hoytemastraat and surroundings is one of the most sought-after residential neighbourhoods in The Hague, located in the heart of Benoordenhout. The streetscape is defined by stately pre-war townhouses, spacious semi-detached homes, and a number of larger apartments from the 1930s to 1950s. The avenues are wide, the gardens deep, and old trees line the streets. It is remarkably quiet here for a neighbourhood that is less than three kilometres as the crow flies from the centre of The Hague. Residents often describe the atmosphere as "village-like in the city": you greet your neighbours, children cycle to school, and Sunday mornings are peaceful.

Amenities around Van Hoytemastraat

For daily groceries, you can go to the Albert Heijn on Van Hoytemastraat itself or the Jumbo a bit further towards Wassenaarseweg. Along Frederikstraat, within walking distance, you will find speciality shops, a bakery, a cheese shop, and various eateries. For larger purchases or more dining options, you can cycle to the city centre or Denneweg within ten minutes. Children can attend De Springplank primary school or Dalton Lyceum, both within cycling distance. Clingendael Park borders the neighbourhood and offers kilometres of walking paths, a Japanese garden, and play areas. HBS sports club (hockey, cricket) is nearby on Van Alkemadelaan, and Overbosch swimming pool is less than two kilometres away.

Accessibility of the neighbourhood

By bike, you can reach The Hague Central Station in fifteen minutes and Scheveningen in twenty minutes. Bus lines 18 and 22 stop in the neighbourhood and take you to the station and Statenkwartier. The A44 towards Leiden and Amsterdam can be reached via Landscheidingsweg in five minutes. Parking requires a permit in parts of the neighbourhood, but the pressure is lower than in the city centre. Many homes have their own driveway or garage, which is exceptional in The Hague.

Residents give the neighbourhood high scores, especially for safety and green spaces. "It feels more like Wassenaar than The Hague here," wrote a resident in a review. That fits the profile: 76% of residents are highly educated, the average income is €68,700, and the largest group of households consists of families with children (405 households). Check all reviews and neighbourhood data for Van Hoytemastraat and surroundings for a complete picture. Compared to neighbouring areas like Duinzigt, the atmosphere is similar but the homes here are slightly older and more characterful. The Nassaubuurt is slightly more urban and sometimes offers lower rents.

Who is a rental property in Van Hoytemastraat and surroundings suitable for?

A rental home in this neighbourhood best suits dual-income couples, expats, and families with a generous budget. Rents in the free sector start around €970 but average above €2,700, so it is difficult for starters or single people on a median income. If you want to rent a home in Van Hoytemastraat and surroundings, prepare your documents (employer's statement, payslips, ID) in advance and respond on the same day. Supply is scarce and goes quickly. Social housing is not available here; for an affordable alternative, you can look at the broader rental property supply in The Hague. Are you also considering buying? Then check the supply of homes for sale in Van Hoytemastraat and surroundings.

What residents say about Van Hoytemastraat and surroundings

Residents are generally very satisfied. The highest scores go to safety, tranquillity, and the green environment. There is also criticism: some residents mention the limited shopping options in the immediate vicinity and the high cost of living. "Everything is expensive here, from rent to groceries, but the quality of life makes up for a lot," according to a recent review. Check all reviews on the neighbourhood page for Van Hoytemastraat and surroundings for an honest overall picture.

Comparing rental properties around Van Hoytemastraat and surroundings

Do you want to rent an apartment in Van Hoytemastraat and surroundings but find the price too high? Then compare with surrounding neighbourhoods. In Arendsdorp you will find similar tranquillity but sometimes slightly more post-war construction. Also popular among renters is Uilennest, which is more compact but closer to Haagse Boslaan. For a broader overview, you can look at all rental properties in the Benoordenhout district, or explore adjacent districts such as Belgisch Park and the Archipelbuurt. Buurtje.nl combines current supply with resident reviews and data from more than 1,500 sources, so you not only find a home to rent but also the neighbourhood that truly suits you. More information about the municipality can be found on the website of the Municipality of The Hague.