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4 Airbnb Apartments in Villa (NL) – €77,650 in Revenue – 10% Return on Investment

Manor house (1906) on the German-Dutch border. Currently operating as an Airbnb/B&B with 4 self-contained vacation apartments. KEY FIGURES FOR 2025: Annual Revenue: €77,649 | Rate per Night: €145 | Occupancy Rate: 36% | Gross return: 10.3% Increase to 55–60% is realistic (€120,000+ per year). Start Jan 2025: 3%, May: 92%. RATINGS: Airbnb: 4.79/5, 58 reviews, Superhost Booking: 8.2/10, 156 reviews REMOTE MANAGEMENT: Fully automated via Guesty (channel manager). On-site cleaning staff and property manager. Owner manages from abroad. No on-site presence required. Officially registered lodging business. Short-term rental permit is valid. Residential use is also an option. 4 apartments (each with its own kitchen/bathroom, max. 14 guests): No. 1 (ground floor, 80 m²): 1 bedroom, 3.62 m ceilings, terrace. Sleeps 2. No. 2 (1st floor, 75 m²): 3 bedrooms, bathroom with tub. Sleeps up to 6. No. 3 (2nd floor, 95 m²): 2 bedrooms, master bedroom 35 m². Sleeps 4. No. 4 (annex, 40 m²): 2 levels, separate entrance. Sleeps 2. Basement 55 m². Lot 670 m², garage, parking spaces. Dutch law: Vacation rental without a prohibition on use for other purposes. Aachen 10 min., Maastricht 30 min. €750,000 (costs payable by buyer), no commission for the buyer. Furnishings included. Immediate takeover with current bookings.

Revenue
77,649 €
Earnings
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Employees
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Baden-Württemberg

Conference & Business Hotel (120 rooms) | EBITDA ~0.75 million | Lease through 2050 (optional)

The operating company (100% share deal) of an established conference and business hotel with a clear MICE/corporate focus in the economically strong market of southern Germany is for sale. The company is structured as an operationally independent entity and has been managed under an investor-owned model for approximately 30 years. The property features 120 guest rooms and approximately 1,700 m² of conference space with 21 flexibly configurable meeting rooms (accommodating up to approximately 220 participants). Revenue: approximately EUR 2.5–3.0 million; EBITDA: approximately EUR 0.75 million. The organization comprises approximately 25 FTEs and is lean and ready for a transition. Fiber-optic internet (1 Gbit symmetrical), over 200 parking spaces, and a photovoltaic system (approx. 99 kWp) underscore the quality of the infrastructure. The balance sheet is solid, with no interest-bearing financial liabilities and an equity ratio of over 50%. The business model is based on lodging, MICE/conference operations, and catering/event activities, which provide a stabilizing effect. The lease agreement runs through December 31, 2035, with an option to extend through 2050. The lease payment amounts to approximately 20% of revenue (in line with market standards). There is no structural CapEx backlog. An option to purchase the property is available. Sale is part of a business succession plan. Structured process, NDA-based.

Revenue
3,000,000 €
Earnings
750,000 €
Employees
25
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Bavaria

Successor Sought: Established Country Hotel with Restaurant and Beer Garden

Located in an attractive spot in Bischofsgrün in the Fichtelgebirge, this well-established hotel is available for acquisition as part of a lease succession in exchange for a buyout fee. The business is currently operational and can ideally be continued seamlessly. Existing bookings, reservations, and regular guests provide an immediate foundation for getting started. The property features 18 rooms with approximately 27 beds, an approximately 55 m² vacation apartment, a restaurant with approximately 80–130 indoor seats, a beer garden with approximately 160–250 seats, and living quarters for the leaseholder. The digital presence is strong: over 580 Booking.com reviews with an average rating of 8.6, over 560 Google reviews with an average rating of 4.7 stars, its own website, and social media channels. The concept is flexible: options include a bed-and-breakfast with a beer garden or a full-service hotel and restaurant operation. Revenue projections according to the operator: approximately €100,000–130,000 in beer garden revenue and approximately €130,000–150,000 in room-only revenue; Catering revenue has additional growth potential depending on the offerings, seating capacity, etc. Ideal for a dedicated couple, a family, or two operational partners with hospitality skills and a willingness to contribute their own labor. Some staff is available. Training during the handover can be arranged. The transfer fee covers investments and assets of the current lessee and is subject to negotiation. The lease term is typically approximately five years. A lease-to-own option is available. Please include your full contact information and a brief introduction in your inquiry.

Revenue
300,000 €
Earnings
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Employees
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