ScheveningenRent Prices 2026
Our Verdict
"Bougie"
With a median price of €26.25/m², you are paying a heavy tax for the privilege of seeing the North Sea. The area comfortably hits our BOUGIE rating, but don't expect gold-plated interiors; many rentals are overpriced 1980s builds or drafty houses near Keizerstraat. From an investment outlook perspective, you're buying into a high-demand ceiling, but the actual 'living' value is often higher in the Statenkwartier just down the road.
The Vibe:Living here means constant wind, the smell of deep-fryer oil from the pier, and navigating crowds of day-trippers who don't understand bike lanes. You'll rely heavily on Tram 1 or 9 to get into the city, as the car traffic during summer is a standstill nightmare. It attracts a gritty mix of surfers who actually use the water and expats who liked the idea of a 'sea view' until they realized sand gets into every window frame.
Market Median
Neighborhood Peers
Quick Estimate
Scheveningen @ €26.25/m²/mo
District Highlights
Locals Ask
Why is the average rent so high compared to the city center?
Landlords exploit the 2583 and 2586 postcodes because supply is choked by short-term holiday rentals and high expat demand.
Are the m² stats skewed by luxury apartments?
Somewhat, as new developments near the harbor push the upper limit to €32/m², but even basic studios rarely drop below €21/m².
Is parking included in the rental price?
Rarely. Unless you have a private garage, expect to pay for a permit and still spend twenty minutes looking for a spot near the Badhuisstraat.
What is the investment outlook for the harbor area?
Strong for capital appreciation, but rental yields are tightening as the municipality cracks down on non-owner-occupied housing.
How do utility costs factor into these older seaside builds?
They bite. Many older apartments have poor insulation against North Sea winds, so look for an energy label 'C' or better to avoid €300 monthly gas bills.