Bickerswerf 2, Amsterdam
The page’s own figures, line by line · Every purchase cost and the all-in total · Occupancy and offer-price what-ifs · Netherlands ownership, tax and letting rules
What it earns, what it costs to own, and the net yield
No Airbnb match on file
We have not confirmed this exact property on Airbnb, so it carries no operating history here. The figures above rest on the comparable set — a launch scenario, not a track record.
Revenue assumptions
Derived from comparable Airbnb listings near this home with the same number of bedrooms. The nightly rate is their asking price, distance-weighted, adjusted for the photos and for a water position the listing states. It is not corrected to a booked price: in the Netherlands we measured asking and booked rates at about the same level. Occupancy comes from measured market data for the nearest reference area, calibrated to the nights AirDNA measured as booked on Dutch holiday homes. The comp cards below show raw asking prices.Investment basis
The true all-in acquisition cost — asking price plus purchase costs, renovation and furnishing. Every yield on this page is computed against this total, not the asking price.Rental turnover above €20,000 a year falls under 21% BTW — the lodging rate since 1 January 2026; camping pitches keep 9% — below it the kleineondernemersregeling (KOR) applies. Financing is not modelled: a mortgage lowers the Box 3 bill (debt at a 2.70% forfait) and adds interest.
Rental yield + value growth
Your net rental yield plus a yearly rise in the property's market value (land and building) that you choose. Value growth is an assumption, not data — which is why it starts at 0% and is kept out of the yield figures above.The page’s own figures, line by line · Every purchase cost and the all-in total · Occupancy and offer-price what-ifs · Netherlands ownership, tax and letting rules
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The park, the zoning and the tax the numbers rest on
The listing mentions holiday letting
Letting is referred to in the listing, but the text does not say under which regime — free independent letting or a park rental pool. Which of the two applies materially changes net yield, so treat it as the first question to the selling agent.
The listing states no overdrachtsbelasting is due — usual where the home is a movable structure on leased ground rather than registered real property. That removes 8% of the price from the acquisition cost, so it is worth confirming in writing before you rely on it.
Permanent residence not permitted
Permanente bewoning niet toegestaan. This is a holiday-zoned home (recreatiebestemming): it may not be used as a year-round primary residence, and you cannot register at the address. That is normal for a Dutch recreatiewoning and says nothing about letting — the park contract and the municipality decide that. It also narrows the resale market to buyers who want exactly this.
Recreatiebestemming (recreatiewoning): permanent year-round residence is often not permitted — verify the municipality’s rules before buying.
The Netherlands has no national short-let register, so this is read from the listing — not a permit. Letting rules are set per municipality (and per park contract); confirm both with the gemeente and the seller before you buy. Guests pay toeristenbelasting per night wherever letting is allowed.
After-tax basis: net yield is on the all-in acquisition cost (asking price plus notary, legal and furnishing) — this listing states no overdrachtsbelasting is due and after Dutch Box 3 — a deemed return of 6.00% on the home's value, taxed at 36%, not a tax on the rent received. Park charges (the listing's figure where it states one, otherwise a market assumption you can edit in the P&L), utilities and a letting-agency share are deducted. Financing lowers the Box 3 bill — debt counts against it at a 2.70% forfait — and is not modelled here. Rental turnover above €20,000 a year falls under 21% BTW — the lodging rate since 1 January 2026; camping pitches keep 9% — below it the KOR applies. Box-3 rules are under reform; confirm with a Dutch tax adviser.
Property details
Listing text from the makelaar, in Dutch
LENA – Historisch varend schip op het Prinseneiland in Amsterdam Op het rustige Prinseneiland, tussen het IJ en de Jordaan, ligt de 'LENA': een goed onderhouden historisch schip met een authentieke uitstraling en het comfort van nu. Het schip beschikt over een lichte woonkamer met vaste kastruimte en een sfeervolle haard, een nette keuken met inbouwkoelkast, twee slaapkamers met vaste kasten, een complete badkamer met douche en toilet, volop bergruimte en een verzorgde machinekamer. De Lena is een uitstekend onderhouden varend schip. De duurzame energievoorziening met thuisaccu en zonnepanelen maakt het schip grotendeels zelfvoorzienend. Walstroom is aanwezig. Pluspunten: Historisch en uitstekend onderhouden varend schip Gewilde ligplaats op het Prinseneiland Twee slaapkamers Lichte woonkamer met haard Verzorgde machinekamer Duurzame energievoorziening met thuisaccu en zonnepanelen Grotendeels zelfvoorzienend Walstroomaansluiting Huurligplaats tot maart 2030. Mogelijke verlenging met vijf jaar, onder voorbehoud van goedkeuring door de verhuurder. Bij de aankoop is geen overdrachtsbelasting verschuldigd.
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- The page’s own figures, line by line
- Every purchase cost and the all-in total
- Occupancy and offer-price what-ifs
- Netherlands ownership, tax and letting rules
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Modelled from live Airbnb calendar data around this property · operating costs per line, editable in the P&L · estimates, not financial advice.Data sources & methodology ›
ROI calculations use Brixfox Intelligence rental data from tracked Airbnb calendars. Operating costs are modelled per line — Airbnb/Booking channel fees whoever manages, then either a full-service management commission or the staff/local operations a self-managing owner buys back, cleaning residual, utilities & insurance, local taxes — with every rate editable in the Financial analysis P&L above. Gross revenue is identical in both management scenarios. Market factors in Netherlands may impact actual yields.