In the municipality of Wangerland, approximately three kilometers as the crow flies from the North Sea coast, an approved holiday resort with nine apartments and a solid revenue base is available. In recent years, it has reliably generated annual revenue of approximately €155,000. Following the acquisition, a revenue trajectory of approximately €180,000 per year is achievable in the short term through two specific adjustments; we will discuss the details with you. There is also potential for increased occupancy rates. A development plan is available and will be presented at the meeting. The complex combines substance, history, and energy efficiency: the main building and annex (built in 1969; a bed and breakfast until 2021) currently house nine apartments, a breakfast kitchen, a laundry room, and a conservatory (built in 2000). An extension from 2003 adds two further units and a solar thermal system. Between the main building and the apartment building stands a warehouse with photovoltaic panels, built in 2008 and leased long-term. In 2012, a three-unit building was added, which operates almost entirely self-sufficiently thanks to photovoltaics, liquid gas, and split air conditioning systems (heating/cooling); surplus PV power is fed into the grid. The business was largely owner-operated with only a small staff. Cleaning was done partly by the owners themselves and partly by employees. Fixed costs are typically around €20,000–€30,000 per year (variable depending on the future operating concept). A smooth handover is guaranteed; the high percentage of repeat guests and advance bookings for the following year can be taken into account. The floor plan is clearly laid out: 608.60 m² of living space and 234.09 m² of usable space (total 842.69 m²; figures according to the owner/plans). The apartments feature modern shower rooms, fully equipped kitchenettes, TV, and Wi-Fi; a fiber optic connection allows speeds of up to 300 Mbit/s. Efficient climate and energy management is ensured by split air conditioning units (heating/cooling), a gas condensing boiler for the main building, and a liquid gas system for the three-unit building. The energy infrastructure includes photovoltaics with a total capacity of 60 kWp (30 kWp in 2010 and 30 kWp in 2012) and solar thermal collectors covering approximately 23.5 m² (2003). Wastewater disposal is handled by a small-scale wastewater treatment plant (2009) with a pre-treatment three-chamber system (2012); serviced in 2019 and approved for another 15 years. The property is under video surveillance. Thirteen parking spaces and a mobile wallbox for guests (charging capacity upon request) are available. Outside, terraces, a jetty, a pond, and several barbecue areas are attractive features; a log cabin (5 x 5 m) completes the offerings. The storage building covers approximately 168 m²; three robotic lawnmowers maintain the grounds. The location in Wangerland offers easy access to coastal towns and maritime destinations. Expansions are possible, subject to approval: up to eight additional holiday apartments on the adjacent open space included in the offer; alternatively, camping/tenting; additional living space through new construction/conversion of the warehouse area; furthermore, the main building can be expanded to include a restaurant/café or a small hotel, thus creating an additional revenue stream from day visitors. We would be pleased to present the property to you on-site, explain the development plan, booking history, cost structure, and the two key factors for achieving a revenue path of approximately €180,000 per year, and discuss the optimal operating strategy for your entry into the business.