Landingsweg, Baarland

Landingsweg, Baarland

Baarland

On a holiday park

€140,000

Asking Price

3

Bedrooms

52 m²

Living Area

Recreatie

Recreatiebestemming

Price
€140,000
Net yield
0.0%
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Landingsweg, Baarland

Baarland · Zeeland Coast · Ref BF-4847Source · R+ Makelaardij · listed 21 Jun 2026
Asking price
€140,000
Net yield
0.0%
Gross on asking
11.5%
Est. revenue / yr
€16,050
Bedrooms
3
Built area
52 m²
Land
220 m²
Brixfox Score 31 · FGround lease (erfpacht)RecreatiebestemmingFinancial analysis ↓
Financials

What it earns, what it costs to own, and the net yield

Financial analysis
· Brixfox Standard · Non-resident · Fully managed
Fully managed is the Brixfox Standard shown on every card: a full-service manager's commission, charged on top of the Airbnb/Booking channel fees (not the cleaning cost — changeovers are funded by guest cleaning fees; you bear the residual). Self-managed drops the commission; the channel fees stay, because the platform is paid whoever manages, and you pay staff/local operations, a higher cleaning residual and your own time directly. Both scenarios divide the SAME gross revenue — the toggle changes the cost stack, not the revenue. That revenue is observed from actively-operated comps, so self-managed assumes you match their performance.Both scenarios share the same projected revenue — the toggle changes who runs the property and what that costs, not what it earns.
Net yieldNet operating income ÷ all-in investment. After local operating taxes; before home-country personal tax and financing costs. Modelled from observed market performance of comparable Airbnb listings.
0.0%
€-2,355 net operating income /yr
Gross yield · all-in basis
9.5%
−9.5 pts in operating costs & local taxes
Before tax in your home country and financing costs. Estimates, not financial advice.
Modelled from Airbnb listings we track across Baarland — live calendar data.

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 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.
Expected ADR
€150
Comp median nightly rate (asking prices, class-matched)
Expected occupancy
29%
Full-year estimate, market-calibrated
Projected annual revenue
€16,050
ADR × occupancy × 365
Comp data observed in USD · converted at €0.88/$

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.
Adjust the figures to your deal — yields recalculate live.
Purchase price· asking
€
Acquisition costs· 10.1% of price, auto-calculated
€14,200
Overdrachtsbelasting (transfer tax)€11,200
Notary & Kadaster€1,800
Legal advice€1,200
Renovation budget· no measured Netherlands basis — enter your own quote
€
Furniture & STR launch
€
All-in investment
€169,200
+20.9% over asking
Fully managed scenarioSwitch the scenario with the toggle at the top of the financial analysis — it drives every figure in this section. Gross revenue is identical in both scenarios (the comps' observed performance); the Villa Scorecard and risk panels elsewhere on the page always quote the fully-managed Brixfox Standard.
Gross annual revenue
€16,050
Rental management
−€4,815
Booking channel fees
−€642
Cleaning & consumables
−€803
Park charge (parkbijdrage)
€/yr−€1,750
Utilities (energy, water, internet)
€/yr−€1,500
Ground lease (erfpachtcanon)
−€4,100
Property tax (OZB)
−€131
Maintenance reserve
−€1,120
Insurance
−€500
Box 3 wealth tax
−€3,044
Net operating income
€-2,355/yr
Net yield on all-in investment
0.0%

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.

This property does not break even: the costs above exceed its rental income by €2,355/yr. The yield is reported as 0% rather than a negative figure, which is what every listing card, map pin and comparison on the site shows.

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.
Annual appreciation assumption0%
0%2.5% · Baarland 5-yr avg — historical, not a forecast8%
Indicative total return
0.0%/yr
0.0% net yield + 0% appreciation
Appreciation assumptions are illustrative only. Past regional price growth does not predict future performance; local supply, regulation and currency moves can materially change outcomes. Not financial advice.
Evidence

Where it sits, and who confirms it

Comp table: Market evidence ↑ in Financials

Location

Approximate area

Baarland · Zeeland Coast

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Verdict

Score, and what could go wrong

Same net-yield basis as the financial analysis

Brixfox Score

31F
Rental YieldWeak
0.0% net yield on all-in cost
LettingPending
Letting regime not stated
OccupancyWeak
29% average occupancy
Nightly RateAverage
€150 per night
Visual AppealPending
Analysis pending
Size & SpaceAverage
220 m² land area
ZoningStrong
Recreatiebestemming stated in the listing
TenureAverage
Ground lease
In a tourism zone where short-term rental is permitted — eligible for a Pondok Wisata licence
Net yield of 0.0% (fully managed, on all-in cost) is below the market average — model your cashflow carefully
Occupancy at 29% — factor in seasonal gaps

Below market for this price point.

Risk & what-if

TenureGround lease (erfpacht)annual canon; check the term, the indexation clause and what happens at expiry
Payback56.9 yearsfrom net rent at the expected case
Before you buy

The park, the zoning and the tax the numbers rest on

Read from the listing, never a permit

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.

Annual charges stated in this listing

Ground lease (huurgrond / erfpacht)€4,100/yr

The plot is leased rather than owned, at about €4,100 per year on top of the purchase price. Check the remaining term, the indexation clause and what happens at expiry — a canon that is revised or a lease that ends inside your holding period changes the whole case.

Does not cover its running costs

On the revenue this property is modelled to earn and the annual charges deducted above, the costs exceed the rental income. The yield is shown as 0% rather than as a negative number — treat it as a cost to carry, not a return.

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. Huurgrond / erfpacht: the plot is leased, not owned, at about €4,100 per year on top of the purchase — check the term and the indexation clause.

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; the ground rent is the figure this listing states rather than a market assumption. 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

Year built: 2024
Energy: d
Situation: On a holiday park

Listing text from the makelaar, in Dutch

Nieuwe chalets op "Hof Stuyvesant", bij Comfortcamping Scheldeoord te Baarland, pal gelegen aan de Westerschelde. De aanvaarding is op korte termijn mogelijk Het betreft 6-persoons chalets, voorzien van 3 slaapkamers. Enkele highlights van de chalets: - Kavel circa 220 m2 - Huurgrond, jaarhuur € 4.100,- per jaar (2025) - Zowel voor eigen gebruik als verhuur - Verschillende meerwerkopties mogelijk, bijvoorbeeld meubelpakket, airco, berging. - Geen permanente bewoning toegestaan - Volledig ontzorging mogelijk Chalet 775 is uitgevoerd met een pergola, meubelpakket en airconditioning (€ 168.000,- incl. BTW) Chalet 803 is uitgevoerd zonder extra's (€ 140.000,- incl. BTW); bijvoorbeeld het meubelpakket is optioneel

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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.