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Monumental property with grandeur and a rich history

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Monumental property with grandeur and a rich history LANGE VOORHOUT 19 - 21, THE HAGUE WWW.BIEDBOEK .NL

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A UNI QUE PRO P E RT Y IN A U N IQU E LOCATION

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A B UILDI NG WIT H HEA P S OF CH ARACTER

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A RI CH HI STORICA L E N V IRON ME N T

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CENTRAL URBA N A N D YE T T RA N QU IL LOCATION

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THE HAGUE: A L IV E LY COU RT CA P ITA L

A CI T Y FU LL O F O PT I O NS

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A P RO P E RT Y W I T H M A NY D I FFE R E NT O PT I O NS

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T H E SA LES P RO CES S

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V I E W I NG S

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WA NT TO K NOW M O R E ?

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A unique property in a unique location The Dutch Central Government Real Estate Agency has just put the characteristic office building/residential property on 19-21 Lange Voorhout up for sale. This 18th-century building has a rich history, as does its location at the heart of the Museumkwartier neighbourhood.

The property boasts a gross floor area of 1,846 square metres and sits on a 00.10.70-hectare plot, meaning that it may justifiably be called grand. The property features a ground floor, two additional stories on top of that, and a basement underneath. It also comes with four private parking spots.

The property would be suitable either as an office building for a company or institution or as a residential property, or perhaps even both. In short, this is a beautiful, monumental property in a unique location with plenty of options for (re)development.

A property that is as imposing as it is uniquely monumental is on sale on one of the most well known streets of The Hague.

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A building with heaps of character At the start of the 18th century, number 19 and 20 were the home of the rich Jewish-Portuguese Anthonio de Pinto and his family. He is the one who commissioned the balcony above the entrance. The stucco ceiling in the extension that leads into the garden can also be attributed to his residence in the property. Moreover, Pinto was the one to also acquire the building on 21 Lange Voorhout later on.

The property is the site of much history. In the 19th century, it was the home of Leopold van Limburg Stirum, who played a major role in bringing the French occupation to a safe end. Between November 17th and 30th in the year of 1813, the property even served as the centre of Dutch government.

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This listed property on 19-21 Lange Voorhout dates back to the 17th and 18th century, and the basement features trace elements that go even further back.

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Richly Decorated The former grandeur of the property still shows in many places.

The beautiful white Louis XVI-style faรงade has a richly decorated centre bay. The wall decoration on the first floor dates back to the 18th century, and the neo-Louis XVI-style decoration in the ground floor rooms dates back to the 19th century.

The conservatory and the great room feature rich wall ornaments.

The building also still contains many original mirrors, gilded

ornaments, and mouldings. Other characteristic features include the beautiful original stucco ceilings and various other details such as a number of original fireplaces and beautiful hardwood staircases. In the centre of the spacious garden is a sculpture from 1984 by Christa van Santen, who also created the stone relief on the exterior wall.

The current layout originates from the early 19th century when the three buildings were linked together, even though they were

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once again split up according to their original parcelling in the mid-

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19th century. The last time it was in use as a residential property

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was around the year 1900. The Dutch government purchased the

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property back in 1953. Number 19 and 21 were once again linked

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via a number of passages in 1982.

The property consists of four storeys and its total gross floor area is 1,846 square metres. The ground floor (GFA: 533 m2) features a number of multifunctional rooms in various sizes, as well as a loggia. The first floor also has a gross floor area of 533 m2 and is reminiscent of the ground floor in terms of its floor plan. The second floor has a gross floor area of 438 m2 and also contains a number of different rooms as well as a vaulted ceiling.

The property also has a spacious basement (GFA: 340 m2) with a crawl space underneath. There are toilet facilities on every floor. The property comes with four private parking spots in a subterranean garage in the garden. The garden is very spacious and thus offers many more opportunities for development.

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Specifiek 121.60 m²

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3.22

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0.80

77.93

m²

70.69

193.09

Glaslijn

Horizontaal verkeer

340.48

Vertikaal verkeer

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Installatie

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Floor plans

BAS EMENT

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Sanitair

Specifiek

3.28

118.74

20.54

320.57

m²

m²

m²

m²

Glaslijn

Horizontaal verkeer

1.81

12.46

m²

m²

m²

Vertikaal verkeer

m²

Installatie

533.61

463.13

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VW

Sanitair

Specifiek

3.68

89.34

22.31

315.62

m²

m²

m²

m²

Installatie

Vertikaal verkeer

533.63

430.95

0.69

46.31

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m²

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m²

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F I RST F LOOR

S ECOND F LOOR

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Sanitair

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4.77

55.49

16.15

289.79

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m²

m²

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Glaslijn

Horizontaal verkeer

438.14

366.20

19.99

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Vertikaal verkeer

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A rich historical environment The Lange Voorhout is a stately, lush lane lined by lime trees in the historical Museumkwartier neighbourhood. Construction in this area dates all the way back to the early 15th century.

The big, beautiful buildings that grace the lane today primarily date back to the 18th century. Many of these buildings are listed properties.

The property on 19-21 Lange Voorhout is surrounded by excellent company. Some other famous buildings on the lane are the Kloosterkerk or Convent Church, the Pageshuis (a former boarding house for page boys), the Dutch Supreme Court’s building, the fancy Hotel Des Indes, and the Lange Voorhout Palace, which now houses the successful ‘Escher at the Palace’ exhibition. The lane is also home to a number of foreign embassies, as well as the narrowest residential property in all of The Hague, which measures a mere 1,83 metres wide.

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The lane has a rich historical background. In 1536, emperor Charles V ordered four rows of lime trees to be planted along the lane, the very trees from the famous Dutch children’s rhyme ‘Liesje taught Lotje how to walk along the lime-tree lane’. Helene Kröller-Müller opened her first museum on 1 Lange Voorhout back in 1913.

Number 7 was the headquarters of commander-in-chief General Winkelman during the Second World War; it is where he made the decision to surrender on May 14th, 1940. The famed Hotel Des Indes has bedded down many a famous guest, including US presidents Eisenhower and Roosevelt and other world leaders such as Churchill, Chirac, and Blair, but also pop-culture legends such as the Rolling Stones. And one more fun fact; the famous coffee and caramel-flavoured ‘Haagse Hopjes’ candy originated on the Lange Voorhout, back in the 18th century!

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A lane with history

The Lange Voorhout was fully renovated back in 2009. The roots of the ancient trees were reinforced with specially developed structures. Concrete slabs were installed for the annual The Hague Sculpture Exposition, new benches were put in, and a new type of sustainable LED street lighting was installed as well. The golden crowns on top of the streetlamps mark the path that the royal family journeys in the Golden Coach, every year on Prince’s Day.

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A central urban and yet tranquil location The property on 19-21 Lange Voorhout occupies a wonderfully central location in the city. Its immediate surroundings include many different museums, hotels, and brand boutiques. The Binnenhof or Inner Court, the Hofv�ver or Court Pond, and the Plein, the city’s central square with its many food establishments and leisure opportunities are all a mere stone’s throw away. As such, the property is very conveniently located in relation to the vibrant city centre, and yet, it is on a quiet, tranquil thoroughfare and the entrances and exits to the A4, A44, A12 and A13 motorways are nearby. Access to public transport is also excellent; the number 1 and 9 tramway and the number 18, 22, and 24 bus services are within walking distance, as is The Hague Central Station.

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5. 6 The Hague: A lively court city

As the political centre of the Netherlands, The Hague is a

vibrant and modern city nowadays, but also has a rich history.

The historical city centre features many monumental buildings,

such as the Binnenhof or Inner Court, the old City Hall, the Vredespaleis or Peace Palace, and the Noordeinde Royal Palace.

The city also boasts many beautiful almshouse courtyards, many of which are listed properties. Some other tourist draws are the Gemeentemuseum or Municipal Museum, the stately Statenkwartier neighbourhood, and the Lange Voorhout lane itself.

The Hague is the seat of the Dutch royal family, government, and parliament, but it is not just an important city within the boundaries of the Netherlands; it is also a major city on the world stage as the business location of many multinational companies, many embassies, and the International Criminal Court.

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A city full of options The Lange Voorhout is located in a very lively part of The Hague. The city features a large variety of eating and drinking establishments, ranging from Michelin-starred restaurants to comfortable eateries with cosy terraces. The city also allows for great shopping with its wide range of stores, such as on the atmospheric Denneweg and the endless Frederik Hendriklaan, in the posh Hofkwartier neighbourhood and on the famous high-end shopping street, Noordeinde. Art lovers will also find plenty to love in The Hague, as it is a city full of art galleries, art dealers, antique stores, and museums such as the Municipal Museum and the

Apart from vibrant liveliness, the city also offers much tranquillity in the shape of its many leafy lanes and public parks and estates, such as the palace gardens, the Sorghvliet Park, and the Sint Hubert Park.

The dunes along the edge of the city are excellent for hikes and a range of other leisure activities, and the beach and sea are close by as well.

Mesdag Panorama.

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A property with many different options

The current land use plan for 19-21 Lange Voorhout is a so-called ‘mixed-5’ grade plan, meaning that is very suitable as a fancy office or embassy, a professional practice, a healthcare or welfare institution, a childcare facility, or as the headquarters for any type of association. Moreover, it would make for an excellent private residence.

The property features countless original details that make it a truly grand residential property.

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The sales process The sale of Lange Voorhout 19-21 will be carried out by public auction with both conditional and unconditional bids. The tendering procedure will take place on 12 April 2018.

After the bid, the R�ksvastgoedbedr�f (National Real Estate Company) will examine the acceptability of the bids and the risks of the conditions set in relation to the amount of the bid. The R�ksvastgoedbedr�f will determine what is an acceptable bid and whether the property can be awarded. After the contract is awarded, the purchase agreement will be concluded, after which the private party will have time to make the conditions unconditional (if any).

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Viewings If you are interested in viewing this grand property, rest assured; you will have plenty of options to come view the property and get a better idea of the many things it has to offer. The following viewings have been scheduled:

Viewings First Viewing

Thursday December 7th, 2017, from 9:00am until noon and from 1:00pm until 4:00pm

Second Viewing

Thursday January 18th 2018, from 9:00am until noon and from 1:00pm until 4:00pm

Third Viewing

Thursday March 8th 2018, from 9:00am until noon and from 1:00pm until 4:00pm

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Viewings by invitation only. If you would like to sign up for one of the viewing options, please order the brochure at â‚Ź 75 via biedboek.nl. You will be able to specify your preferred viewing date in the brochure, after which the Central Government Real Estate Agency will issue an invitation for you to come view the property.

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Want to know more?

If you are interested in this monumental building in a unique historical location, please order the brochure for 19-21 Lange Voorhout via www. biedboek.nl. The brochure contains all of the necessary information about the property and will allow you to sign up for one of the viewing dates.

For the terms of sale, please also be referred to the above-mentioned brochure.

Central Government Real Estate Agency P.O. Box 16700 2500 BS Den Haag www.rijksvastgoedbedrijf.nl www.biedboek.nl P27

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