Real estate agent in Bomenbuurt
The Bomenbuurt owes its name to the streets that run through it: Kastanjestraat, Pijnboomstraat, Ahornstraat, Beukstraat. These are no coincidental names. The district was built in the twenties and thirties of the last century, at a time when The Hague consciously opted for green as part of the urban image.
The neighborhood is quiet, the streets are wide and the atmosphere is one of established peace. HAYMAN Real Estate assists buyers and sellers in the Bomenbuurt with knowledge of what homes in this segment are worth and which buyers are actively looking for here. Whether you're selling or buying — we know the neighborhood and the market.
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Selling your home in the Bomenbuurt
De Bomenbuurt attracts a group of buyers that consciously opts for peace, green surroundings and the quality of the homes there. Families looking for more space, a garden and good schools in the neighborhood; movers who consciously want to leave the hustle and bustle of the center behind; and buyers who appreciate the solid construction of the twenties and thirties for its quality. Authentic details determine an essential part of the appeal of this buyer group.
Our sales strategy starts with an analysis of your home and the most promising target group for it. Through our network, we actively reach (expat) buyers, even outside Funda. In a neighborhood like the Bomenbuurt — where supply is limited and demand is consistently high, that can make the difference between an 'okay' and an excellent sales result.
Do you want to know how we market your home? Discover our sales strategy.
Living in the Bomenbuurt
The Bomenbuurt is a neighborhood that lives up to its promise. The streets are wide, the trees have been there for a century and the neighborhood offers the peace and quiet that many residents of The Hague are looking for. Here we will further elaborate on four places that characterize the neighborhood:
Fahrenheit Street
The Fahrenheitstraat is the shopping street where residents of the Bomenbuurt return every day. Bakers, butchers, grocery stores, a good café: this street has everything a neighborhood needs. It is neither a shopping center nor an overloaded hotspot, but a street that simply works well: accessible, lively and familiar. Once you live here, you know why Fahrenheitstraat is a regular attraction.
Solid build with character
Most of the houses in the Bomenbuurt were built in the twenties and thirties of the last century. You can see that from outside: brick facades with careful brickwork, bay windows that illuminate the living room, high ceilings and deep backyards. They are houses that are well built and have remained so.
Facilities in the immediate vicinity
In addition to Fahrenheitstraat, Thomsonlaan is a place that gives the neighborhood its color. Small, independent shops — a florist, a specialty store, a hairdresser who has been there for years. They provide a village character in the middle of the city. The scale here is deliberately small, which makes it nice.
The trees - how this neighborhood got its name
The name Bomenbuurt is not a marketing term, it is a description. The streets are named after the trees that have stood by them for decades: Kastanjestraat, Pijnboomstraat, Ahornstraat, Beukstraat.. In the spring, those trees form a canopy over the sidewalks. In autumn, the neighborhood turns brown and ochres.
Buying a home
in the Bomenbuurt
The range in the Bomenbuurt is not large — and that is a fact that every buyer quickly notices. Anyone who wants to buy a home here needs preparation: a clear financial framework, a buying agent who knows the neighborhood and the willingness to act quickly when the right property becomes available.
We guide you as a purchasing agent — including architectural inspection, negotiation strategy and guidance up to the notary and transfer. We have access to properties that are not (yet) publicly available for sale. Sign up as an active seeker. Are you looking for a home in the Bomenbuurt? Contact us for an introductory meeting.
We will search with you in a targeted manner. Thanks to our deep roots in the neighborhood, we are often the first to know which homes will be available, even before they appear on the major platforms.
We know the actual market value of each street. We negotiate for the best price and check all legal and architectural documents for a worry-free purchase.
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How much is your home in Bomenbuurt worth?
Are you curious about the current value of your home?
We analyse recent sales in your street, look at market developments in the Bomenbuurt and discuss the options with you — without obligations and at your home at a time that suits you.
Request a free and non-binding valuation. We will contact you within one business day.
Frequently asked questions about the Bomenbuurt
What is my home in the Bomenbuurt worth?
The value depends on the location within the neighborhood, the type of home, the state of maintenance, the energy label and the presence of outdoor space. Properties on the same street can vary significantly in price. A customized valuation — based on current transaction data and a personal inspection — gives you a more accurate picture than an online estimate.
Who buys in the Bomenbuurt?
The Bomenbuurt mainly attracts families and people who consciously choose peace, space and a neighborhood with character. Buyers with an appreciation for solidly built homes from the twenties and thirties are strongly represented. It is a neighborhood with little turnover — once you live there, you usually stay there for a long time.
How fast is a home in the Bomenbuurt sold?
Well-priced homes in the Bomenbuurt usually find a buyer within two to four weeks. The supply is limited, the demand is constant — and in the segment between 400,000 and 550,000 euros, overbids are very common among homes, provided they are properly presented.
What should I consider when buying a home from the 1930s?
The foundation, roof seal, frames and the condition of the installations deserve extra attention in older homes. An architectural inspection is recommended for this type of home. As a purchasing agent, we guide you in the inspection and assessment of the findings.
Do you have access to homes that are not on Funda?
Yes. Through our network, we regularly inform registered seekers about homes before they are offered for sale publicly. Sign up as an active seeker to qualify for this off-market information.
More neighborhoods to explore in The Hague
De Bomenbuurt is one of the neighborhoods in The Hague where we are active. Are you also considering other neighborhoods? See the pages below for neighboring and/or similar neighborhoods.
