Investing in B&B property in the Netherlands and Belgium PDF Print E-mail
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Monday, 04 January 2010
By Jack Walters

  A growing number of UK investors are looking at property for sale in the Netherlands and Belgium, not to retire, but as a lucrative business investment. A down economy means European property prices are also down, and many people with dreams of one day opening their own bed and breakfast are taking advantage of the deals to be had in the European marketplace.

Looking at B & B property for sale in Belgium and Holland is not the same as buying for private use. You have to know the local building regulations, and trading laws governing the hotel industry for that area especially if you are looking at larger residential property for sale in the Netherlands and elsewhere, rather than property which has already been converted for B & B use. You may have to spend a lot of money and time converting the house to the standards needed, and if you miss the start of the season you will have missed a lot of potential bookings.
Property for sale in Belgium and the Netherlands that is suitable for B & B use is plentiful especially in the towns. Unlike the UK, large houses tend to be sold on, rather than converted into flats, and the strict conservation laws also forbid a lot of flat conversions. The most lucrative investments are made from property for sale in Netherlands and Belgian districts close to commercial areas, where there is a high influx of British workers. This will ensure a steady flow of bookings throughout the year.

Written on behalf of Knight Frank . Follow the links below for further information on: Property for sale in the Netherlands, Property for sale in Belgium.

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