Rekerlanden 283, Warmenhuizen
What it earns, what it costs to own, and the net yield
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Calendar-tracked performance
We track this exact listing's availability calendar daily. Over the recent 3-month window it was booked 78% of nights, and it advertises $166/night. Based on partial calendar coverage. The occupancy is measured. The nightly rate is what the host asks — Airbnb does not publish what a night actually sold for, so no source anywhere has the earned rate. The projections below deliberately stay on the area's market median rather than this single window, so short-window peaks or gaps don't swing the underwriting — where they differ, treat this card as the listing's own track record and the model as the conservative base case.
Revenue assumptions
Derived from the comparable Airbnb listings below. The headline ADR is the expected BOOKED rate — nearby asking prices corrected by our measured, market-calibrated asking-to-booked factor. Occupancy is calibrated against tracked reference homes nearby. 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.
Total return, if prices move
Net yield plus an appreciation assumption you choose. Appreciation is a forward-looking assumption, not data — which is why it defaults to 0% and is kept out of the yield figures above.Where it sits, and who confirms it
Location
Approximate areaWarmenhuizen · Holland Coast
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Score, and what could go wrong
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Worth underwriting.
Risk & what-if
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.
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.
Permanente bewoning niet toegestaan (recreatiebestemming): this is a holiday-zoned home and may not be used as a year-round primary residence.
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 8% overdrachtsbelasting, notary, legal and furnishing) 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
Deze bungalow, gelegen op Bungalowpark het Geestmerambacht staat op het grootste perceel dat het park te bieden heeft van maar liefst 540 m². De bungalow ligt aan het Noord-Hollands kanaal en heeft een 'eigen strandje'. Bungalowpark het Geestmerambacht is een vakantiepark gelegen in Schoorldam vlak bij de kust en de Schoorlse duinen. Het kindvriendelijke park biedt vele faciliteiten zoals een restaurant met grote speeltuin, minigolfbaan van 18 banen, sportvelden en wandelpaden. De bungalow van 68 m² beschikt over 3 ruime slaapkamers, ruime woonkamer met openslaande tuindeuren naar de grote tuin, gezellig eethoek en open keuken. De badkamer is voorzien van wastafel, toilet en douche. De bungalow is goed onderhouden met een ketel uit 2024 en zo te betrekken en/of kan zo verhuurd worden. De verhuur kan via de receptie van het bungalowpark alwaar een hoog rendement kan worden behaald. De tuin loopt rondom en beschikt over een tuinhuisje. Parkeren kan gratis op het bungalowpark zelf. Permanente bewoning is niet toegestaan. Vraagprijs: € 245.900 k.k. Erfpacht: € 1128,99 per half jaar, de erfpacht loopt tot 2074 Perceel: 87 m² Bouwjaar: 1998 Kadaster: H1074
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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 verified Brixfox Intelligence rental data. 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.