Real estate agent in the
Statenkwartier
The Statenkwartier is one of the most stately neighborhoods in The Hague — a neighborhood built to impress. Broad lanes, neoclassical mansions and an international allure that has adorned the district for over a century. Whether you're considering selling your home or looking for a new home in the neighborhood — as a real estate agent in the Statenkwartier, we'll guide you every step of the way.
We guide buyers and sellers in the Statenkwartier with concrete market knowledge: which factors determine the value of a home, how to present your home in a distinctive way, and how you, as a buyer, act quickly and carefully in a market that leaves little room for hesitation.
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Selling your home in the Statenkwartier
A home in the Statenkwartier sells best with an approach that suits the neighborhood and the buyer group. Authentic building details — stucco cornices, stained glass in the stairwell, bay windows and original parquet floors — are real selling points for the buyer group that is actively looking here. We ensure that those details are visible in presentation and photography. Floor and outdoor space have a direct influence on the sales price.
An upstairs apartment with a roof terrace and good light makes an essentially different offer than a downstairs apartment in the same building. A well-founded asking price requires knowledge of this type of home on this market — not a generic valuation. Through our network of actively seeking buyers, some of the homes already have a match before the ad is online.
Do you want to know what your home in the Statenkwartier is currently worth? Request a free valuation - without obligations.
Living in the Statenkwartier
The Statenkwartier has a character that is immediately recognisable: wide avenues, stately buildings from the early twentieth century and a vibrancy somewhere between living and the city. Museums, shopping streets and Scheveningen beach are all within reach — that makes this a neighborhood for people who don't want to choose.
Frederik Hendriklaan
The Frederik Hendriklaan — the Fred — is more than just a shopping street. The avenue was named after Prince Frederik Hendrik (1584—1647), son of William of Orange, and developed from a residential street into a fully-fledged shopping boulevard in the early twentieth century. Today, the Fred is a street with independent shops, terraces and a weekly market — a heart that holds the neighborhood together.
Frederik Hendrikplein and the street plan
The street plan of the Statenkwartier dates back to 1899 and was co-designed by developer Adriaan Goekoop. The broad avenues — Statenlaan, Willem de Zwijgerlaan, Prins Mauritslaan — are no coincidence: they were deliberately built to give the neighborhood a representative appearance. Frederik Hendrikplein forms the anchor point of this plan and gives the neighborhood its characteristic grandeur to this day.
Architecture with character
The buildings in the Statenkwartier reflect the ambitions of a flourishing city. Stately mansions, elegant city villas and the iconic turrets that dot many streets — these are buildings designed to impress, and they still do. When you walk through the neighborhood, you will pass facades that each tell its own story.
Beach and dunes around the corner
The Statenkwartier borders directly on the port and beach of Scheveningen. Within a few minutes by bike, you are on the beach — a fact that residents use every day and that also supports the district's long-term appeal.
Buying a home
in the Statenkwartier
The Statenkwartier attracts a broad group of buyers: starters looking for their first home, families moving from rent to buying, and people who consciously choose The Hague. This constant demand ensures an active market, especially in the segment between 400,000 and 750,000 euros. Properties are rarely for sale here for long.
Purchase assistance in the Statenkwartier requires preparation: a clear financial framework, the ability to quickly schedule an architectural inspection, and a bid that stands out without unnecessary risks. HAYMAN guides you as a buying agent — including access to homes that do not (yet) appear on Funda:
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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What is your home in the Statenkwartier worth?
Are you curious about the current value of your home?
We analyse recent sales in your street, look at market developments in the Statenkwartier and discuss the options with you — without obligations and at your home at a time that suits you.
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Frequently asked questions about the Statenkwartier
What is my home in the Statenkwartier worth?
This depends on the floor, outdoor space, renovation status and the state of the VvE. Homes in the same street can be tens of thousands of euros apart. Our free customized valuation gives you a more accurate picture than an automatic (online) estimate.
How fast is a home in the Statenkwartier sold?
Well-priced homes are usually sold here within two to three weeks. In the mid-range segment, overbids occur very regularly.
What should I pay attention to when buying a home with a VvE?
The state of the VvE is crucial: note an active board, a reserve fund and a multi-year maintenance plan. Roofing, foundation and insulation are architectural concerns that we identify for you as a purchasing agent.
Is the Statenkwartier suitable as a first home for sale?
Yes. In general, the neighborhood also offers a good entry level compared to Archipelbuurt or Willemspark, with a stable value development that is of course extra relevant to your first home.
Does HAYMAN have access to homes that are not listed on Funda?
Yes. Through our network, we regularly inform our purchasing clients and seekers about homes before they are offered for sale publicly.
