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Statenkwartier
The Hague, Netherlands · Neighborhood Guide
Grand early-20th-century architecture, embassies, consulates, and tree-lined avenues. The most prestigious residential neighbourhood in The Hague — quiet, elegant, and very international.
Data verified June 15, 2026
Statenkwartier at a Glance
Luxury
Cost Level
€1,800–€2,800/month for 1-BR
Rent Range
Very safe — diplomatic quarter with embassy security, quiet residential streets
Safety
200–500 Mbps fiber widely available
Internet
Who Lives in Statenkwartier?
Diplomats, international lawyers, ICC/ICJ staff, expat families, and affluent Dutch professionals. Average age 35–55. Very international, English widely spoken.
Living in Statenkwartier — Practical Details
Walkability
Excellent — tree-lined avenues, embassies, boutique shops, and cafés. Scheveningen beach 15 min walk.
Grocery & Food Access
Albert Heijn on Frederik Hendriklaan. Specialty delis and organic shops. Saturday market at Fred. Hendriklaan.
Getting Around
- Tram: lines 1, 9 to centre and Scheveningen
- Bus routes throughout
- Cycling: excellent bike infrastructure
- Walking to Scheveningen beach: 15 min
Nearby Coworking
- The Hague Tech (€320–€500/mo)
- Spaces Bezuidenhoutseweg (€380–€580/mo)
- New Babylon (€300–€460/mo)
Insider Tips for Statenkwartier
- 1Frederik Hendriklaan is The Hague's best shopping street — independent boutiques, delis, and the Saturday market
- 2International schools (American, British, ISH) are all within cycling distance
- 3Scheveningen beach is a 15-minute walk — unique for a diplomatic quarter anywhere in Europe
- 4The Peace Palace garden is open certain days and is a peaceful spot for reflection
FAQ — Statenkwartier, The Hague
What is Statenkwartier like for expats?
Statenkwartier is a luxury neighborhood in The Hague. Grand early-20th-century architecture, embassies, consulates, and tree-lined avenues. The most prestigious residential neighbourhood in The Hague — quiet, elegant, and very international. Best for: Diplomats, senior professionals, and families seeking a prestigious, well-connected address near the international schools.
How much does it cost to live in Statenkwartier, The Hague?
Statenkwartier is classified as "Luxury" in The Hague. Typical rent: €1,800–€2,800/month for 1-BR. Total monthly budget in The Hague: €2,500–€3,500.
Is Statenkwartier safe for expats?
Very safe — diplomatic quarter with embassy security, quiet residential streets
Who lives in Statenkwartier?
Diplomats, international lawyers, ICC/ICJ staff, expat families, and affluent Dutch professionals. Average age 35–55. Very international, English widely spoken.
Other Neighborhoods in The Hague
Zeeheldenkwartier
Higher-EndTrendy, creative, and increasingly popular with young professionals. Excellent independent cafés, vintage shops, and a buzzing Saturday market. The Hague's answer to Amsterdam's De Pijp.
Scheveningen
Mid-RangeThe city's seaside resort district — beach bars, the famous pier, seafood restaurants, and a relaxed coastal lifestyle. Popular with expat families who want beach access.
Laak / Schilderswijk
Budget-FriendlyOne of The Hague's most multicultural and affordable inner-city districts. Dense, urban, and rapidly changing as investment flows in.
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