Holiday property in Brandenburg Your home away from home
Your own holiday home in Brandenburg?
Owning your own holiday home in Brandenburg, be it a house by the lake or in the countryside, offers fantastic opportunities, especially in the home office age and when looking for an improved work-life balance. It gives you the chance to enjoy a relaxing break at any time and also serves as a solid capital investment. Brandenburg has been a popular holiday destination and an attractive second home for years.
What should you look out for when searching for a property as a second home?
Before you start looking for a property, you should first consider what wishes and requirements your holiday home in Brandenburg should fulfil.
Villa, bungalow, farm, barn, holiday home or flat with balcony? What type of property do you prefer?
Evaluate the immediate vicinity of the property: What sights, natural highlights such as lakes, parks or forests and cultural attractions does it have to offer?
The size of the holiday property also plays a decisive role - do you want to go on holiday with friends or family or do you have children for whom you need separate rooms?
The macro-location and infrastructure of the property should also be considered. Should it be in a central or quiet location?
An important aspect that should not be neglected is budget planning and examining possible financing options. It is important to consider how much money is available for the holiday property and how much equity can be used. Not only should the purchase price and ancillary costs be taken into account, but also possible expenses for renovation or maintenance.
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What costs can I expect when buying a holiday property?
As buying a property can be a complicated matter, we have summarised the most important costs for you:
The purchase price of a holiday property
The largest cost component of a holiday property is the purchase price, which depends on factors such as location, size, state of construction and furnishings. In addition to this price, additional costs such as notary and estate agent fees as well as land transfer tax, and possibly also renovation or maintenance costs, are incurred when buying.
Building insurance
It is recommended that you take out buildings insurance for your holiday property or second home in order to be financially protected in the event of damage. This insurance usually covers damage caused by fire, water or storm. You should also consider taking out household contents insurance.
The equipment & furnishings
When buying holiday homes or flats, not all of them are fully equipped. Often outdated furniture is taken over, which is not inviting. Modern and inviting furnishings are particularly important for holiday rentals. The cost of furnishings can vary depending on your requirements.
The management of your property
The maintenance and care of a holiday property requires regular interior cleaning as well as occasional repairs and running costs. Compared to holiday flats, holiday homes often also have a private garden that needs to be maintained all year round. If you can't be there in person to look after the property, you can hire professional companies to manage and maintain it. Be sure to check the services and costs offered carefully.
Retreat and second home
Despite initial investments and obligations, a holiday property can become a relaxing second home and promote the desired work-life balance. With increasing flexibility in everyday working life, visions such as second homes and weekend properties are more popular than ever. We offer you the right support and a broad portfolio of holiday properties in Brandenburg and around the world to fulfil your wishes.