Ruychrocklaan 238

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This contemporary villa is a perfect example of a work of art to be lived in. This architectural, detached house can be found in the quiet and leafy surroundings of Benoordenhout, close to the centre of The Hague.
The house was designed in 2006 by Archipelontwerpers architectural firm and occupies a unique place within the changing face of The Hague. It fits in perfectly with the villas in the area, but still has its own character and identity. Situated on its own grounds, with two terraces and a sunny southwest-facing garden, the villa offers privacy and serenity in the heart of this historic part of the city. The property has been built to the highest degree of craftsmanship and has many outstanding features, both in terms of design and structure.

THE VILLA
The property consists of almost 330 m² and is distributed over three levels:

GROUND FLOOR (-1)
Three bedrooms (1, 2 and 3)

Two bathrooms (1 and 2)

wine storage
toilet

large terrace

big garage

technical room

MAIN FLOOR (0)
From the ground floor a beautiful spiral staircase leads to the living floor
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entrance hall
living room with an exceptional light and open character due to the glass facade along the full 10,4 m length of the south west facing wall.

Dining room, slightly elevated compared to the living room and separated from the kitchen by a large sliding wall.
Fully equipped modern kitchen

Two large terraces.
toilet

TOP FLOOR (+1)
family room or work room

WC (3)


master bedroom of approximately 65 m² (4) with dressing and bathroom (4)
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AN OWN PLACE IN THE HEART OF THE HAGUE
The district Benoordenhout in The Hague is one of the most beautiful areas of the city, yet very close to the heart of this fascinating city. Ruychrocklaan border, the beautiful quiet Park Clingendael and the Bosjes van Zanen. Two of the main features of Clingendael are the stately home and the famous Japanese Garden which dates back over 100 years.

Access to the Bosjes and therefore to Clingendael is through a gate located 100 m from the property. In the vicinity of the Ruychrocklaan 238 are also many houses of great architectural value, dating from the beginning of the last century. In the Ruychrocklaan itself there are a number of villas designed by the Nieuwe Hage School architect Co Brandes. On the parallel Van Ouwenlaan there are a couple of villas by the world-famous modernist architect and furniture maker Gerrit Rietveld. However, it is with the neighbouring villa, on the Van Soutelandelaan, that Ruychrocklaan 238 is most intimately involved.

This neighbouring villa was built in 1937 as the residence of the well-known architect and advocate of the New Dutch Functionalism, J.B. van Loghem. The design of the new building 238 was inspired by the Van Loghem villa, which has since become a national monument. The context of 'new construction' is reflected in the choice of building materials - the building has a white stucco exterior, glazed brick walls, steel window frames and an open plan living area.

DISCLAIMER
All information including but not limited to dimensions is expressly of an indicative nature and no rights can be derived from it. Settlement on account of over- or under-sized property is excluded. The requirement of being in writing is declared applicable. Offer without obligation, delivery in consultation.
This contemporary villa is a perfect example of a work of art you can live in. This architecural, detached house can be found in the peaceful and leafy surroundings of Benoordenhout, close to the centre of The Hague.
Built in 2005 by architects Archipelontwerpers, the residence has a unique place in the changing face of The Hague. It perfectly complements the neighbouring villas, while maintaining a character and identity of its own. Situated in it's grounds, it has two terraces and a southwest-facing sunny garden and offers privacy and serenity in the heart of this historic part of the city. The residence has been constructed throughout with the highest degree of craftmanship and has many outstanding features, both in terms of its design and structure.

THE VILLA The property consists of almost 330 sqm and is on three levels

GROUND FLOOR (-1)
Three bedrooms (1, 2 and 3)

two bathrooms (1 and 2)

wine storage
WC

large terrace

large garage

technical space
MAIN FLOOR (0)
from the lower ground floor, an extraordinary semi-spiral staircase leads up to the main floor or 'bel-etage'

main entrance
living room with exceptional light and open feel due to the glazing across the full 10,4 m length of its south west facing wall

dining area, raised from the living room and separated from the kitchen by a full-size sliding wall
fully equipped kitchen
two large terraces
toilet

TOP FLOOR (1)
family room or working space
WC (3)

master bedroom of approximately 65 sqm (4) with dressing and bathroom (4)

A PRIVATE PLACE IN THE HEART OF THE HAGUE
The Benoordenhout area of The Hague is one of its most beautiful districts, yet lies very close to the heart of this fascinating city. Ruychrocklaan border, the beautiful tranquil Clingendael Park and the Bosjes van Zanen. Two of the key featurs of Clingendael are its stately home and its famous Japanese Garden which dates from over 100 years ago.

Access to the Bosjes and thereby Clingendael is via a gate located within 100 m of the property. The area around Ruychrocklaan 238 also has many residences of great architecturaliginificance, dating back to the early part of the last century. The Ruychrocklaan itself features a number of villas designed by the New Hage School architect Co Brandes. On the parallel Van Ouwenlaan is a pair of villas designed by the world-renowned modernist architect and cabinetmaker Gerrit Rietveld. However, it is with its neighbouring villa, on the Van Soutelandelaan, that Ruychrocklaan 238 is most intimately involved.

This neighbouring villa was built in 1937 as the home of the noted architect and advocate of the New Dutch Functionalism, J.B. van Loghem. The design of the new building nr 238 drew inspiration from the Van Loghem villa which has since become a listed building. The context of 'new build' has been reflected in the choice of building materials - it features white stucco exterior, glazed brick walls, steel window frames and an open living space.

DISCLAIMER
All information, including but not limited to dimensions, is expressly indicative in nature; no rights can be derived from it. Settlement due to excess and undersize is excluded. Offer without obligation, delivery in consultation.