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Groot Hertoginnelaan 1642517 EV Den HaagSweelinckplein e.o.

€ 1,745,000 k.k.
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  • 294 m²
  • 155 m²
  • 4
  • A

Sales history

Listed since
March 28, 2026
Date of sale
May 21, 2026
Term
7 weeks

Description

Groot Hertoginnelaan 164, The Hague - Duinoord A rare, fully renovated townhouse of over 294 m², where timeless history meets contemporary comfort. Situated on the distinguished Groot Hertoginnelaan, in the heart of The Hague’s beloved Duinoord district, stands this monumental four-storey townhouse dating back to 1902. Between 2011 and today, the residence has been completely restored and renovated with the utmost respect for its original architecture and period detailing. Every aspect has been renewed from façade, roof and window frames to installations, bathrooms and kitchen while preserving the authentic character and refined elegance of the early 20th century. The result is a truly unique family home offering over 294 m² of living space across four full floors and a beautiful south-facing garden. Ground floor A grand entrance hall with marble flooring, classic wall panelling and high ceilings immediately sets the tone for this exceptional home. The hall features a cloakroom, storage under the stairs, a guest toilet in matching style and underfloor heating throughout. The wine cellar is also accessible from here. Double glass doors open to the impressive living and dining rooms, separated by a period glass partition in keeping with the home’s original style. The front salon, decorated in rich dark tones, exudes warmth and intimacy and features an open fireplace. The rear living room flows seamlessly into the light-filled former conservatory and bespoke kitchen, equipped with a gas fireplace, underfloor heating, and high ceilings. The custom kitchen has been designed to echo the home’s architectural proportions and ornate mouldings, combining classical style with modern functionality. It includes two dishwashers, a steam oven, a Quooker tap, and a built-in bench in the island for informal dining. A section of glass flooring provides a charming view of the wine cellar below. Wide French doors in both the kitchen and the rear room open onto the sunny south-facing garden, beautifully landscaped and fitted with atmospheric lighting and an insulated garden house with heating, water and a veranda ideal as a home office, studio or guest retreat. First floor The first floor is defined by light, space and elegance. Throughout, a beautiful aged oak herringbone floor complements high ceilings with ornate plasterwork. The spacious front room spans the full width of the house and includes a small pantry with fridge and a classic working fireplace. Thanks to the use of modern vacuum glazing, the original sliding windows have been preserved while offering the insulation value of triple glazing. At the rear, a generous study or second living room with fireplace opens to a charming garden room the original conservatory — with wide French doors and a French balcony, a perfect spot to enjoy the afternoon sun. An additional (bed)room and guest toilet complete this level. Second floor The second floor comprises three bedrooms, a luxurious bathroom and a separate laundry area. The main bedroom at the front features a marble fireplace and built-in wardrobes. Two further bedrooms are located at the rear, one with access to the spacious south-facing balcony/terrace. The bathroom is a private sanctuary, fitted with underfloor heating, a freestanding bathtub, walk-in shower, double vanity and dimmable lighting. A discreetly integrated TV allows you to relax in the bath while enjoying your favourite streamed content. Third floor The top floor forms an independent living unit with its own staircase access. It includes a bedroom, second living room with open kitchen, bathroom with bathtub and walk-in shower, and a technical room housing two central heating boilers(one serving the apartment, one the main house). This floor is ideal as accommodation for an au pair, guest suite or self-contained apartment. Garden & outbuilding The landscaped rear garden faces south and offers complete privacy. At the back stands a fully insulated garden housewith heating, water and electricity, as well as a charming covered veranda. Perfect as a garden office, studio or guest accommodation. Renovation & installations The renovation was executed in stages between 2011 and the present, by renowned contractors such as P.H. Frauenfelder(roof and zinc work, also active for the National Monuments Service) and HGR Gevelrenovatie, both of whom provided 10-year guarantees on their work a testament to the high standard achieved. All installations for gas, water, central heating and electricity have been completely renewed. The property features: Underfloor heating (ground floor and all the bathrooms) 15 solar panels, covering nearly all energy consumption Daikin air conditioning (heating and cooling) Preparation for a hybrid or full heat pump system (piping and roof penetrations already installed) Vacuum insulation glass in original window frames Floor cooling system prepared Two separate central heating systems (main house and top floor) These upgrades make the home not only elegant and timeless, but also remarkably energy-efficient and future-ready. As an additional option, there is the possibility to purchase an extra-large double garage box located just five minutes from the property price upon request. Summary Living area: approx. 294 m² Year of construction: 1902 Fully renovated and restored Four full floors + wine cellar South-facing garden with insulated garden house Balcony/terrace Authentic details: ceilings, fireplaces, cornices, leaded glass 15 solar panels, underfloor heating, air conditioning Prepared for heat pump system. Groot Hertoginnelaan 164 is a rare opportunity to acquire a historic townhouse where early 20th-century elegance meets contemporary sophistication. A home for those who seek nothing less than perfection style, craftsmanship and comfort in every detail.

Features

Transfer of ownership

Last asking price
€ 1,745,000 kosten koper
Asking price per m²
€ 5,935
Status
Sold

Construction

Kind of house
Mansion, row house
Building type
Resale property
Year of construction
1902
Specific
Protected townscape or village view (permit needed for alterations), double occupancy possible and with carpets and curtains
Quality marks
Energie Prestatie Advies

Surface areas and volume

Areas
Living area
294 m²
Other space inside the building
13 m²
Exterior space attached to the building
8 m²
External storage space
10 m²
Plot size
155 m²
Volume in cubic meters
1,197 m³

Layout

Number of rooms
10 rooms (4 bedrooms)
Number of bath rooms
2 bathrooms and 3 separate toilets
Bathroom facilities
2 walk-in showers, 2 baths, underfloor heating, 2 washstands, and toilet
Number of stories
4 stories
Facilities
Air conditioning, alarm installation, flue, and solar panels

Energy

Energy label
Insulation
Roof insulation, double glazing, partly double glazed and floor insulation
Heating
CH boiler
Hot water
CH boiler
CH boiler
Gas-fired combination boiler, in ownership

Cadastral data

'S-GRAVENHAGE N 4426
Cadastral map
Area
155 m²
Ownership situation
Full ownership

Exterior space

Location
In residential district and unobstructed view
Garden
Back garden
Back garden
49 m² (9.20 metre deep and 5.35 metre wide)
Garden location
Located at the south
Balcony/roof terrace
Balcony present

Storage space

Shed / storage
Detached brick storage
Facilities
Electricity, heating and running water
Insulation
Completely insulated

Parking

Type of parking facilities
Public parking and resident's parking permits

Popularity

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Saved

27-3-2026

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Neighborhood

Sweelinckplein e.o.

Den Haag
Residents
5,995
Family with children
25%
Avg. asking price / m²
€ 5,552

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