Leasehold property for 99 years for the construction of a restaurant in a prime location on Fehmarn

In accordance with development plan no. 119, Burgtiefe - Tiefehalbinsel, first drawn up on 27.02.2016, the property available for lease is a land area of 600 square meters. The development plan provides for the construction of an elevated terrace with a floor area of 250 square meters, which offers direct access to the surrounding water.

This design option will allow future tenants to create an inviting and attractive outdoor terrace that offers a unique atmosphere and makes the most of the natural beauty of the surroundings.
The special gastronomy area (SO Gastro), which is defined in accordance with Section 11 of the BauNVO, is used to accommodate pubs and restaurants as well as recreation rooms for harbor users. The building regulations permit a height of up to two full storeys and stipulate a flat roof to ensure a modern and harmonious design. In order to offer guests a nearby parking facility, the SO Gastronomie is promised 12 parking spaces at the marina in the immediate vicinity. This will enable guests to reach the restaurant quickly and easily. During the winter months, additional parking spaces are available in the immediate vicinity.
In addition, annual parking permits can be purchased from the town of Fehmarn for employees of the restaurant business to ensure that the 12 parking spaces available at the marina are not overloaded. This ensures that sufficient parking spaces are available for the guests of the business and that everything runs smoothly.

The hereditary building plot, which is available for lease, is located in one of the most sought-after locations on the deep peninsula of Fehmarn, right next to the imposing Fehmarnsund Bridge. This unique location not only offers a breathtaking view of the Baltic Sea, but also a first-class view of the majestic bridge, which is also known as the "coat hanger" due to its characteristic shape. The deep peninsula is also characterized by its beautiful white sandy beaches, especially the south beach at Burgtiefe and Wulfener Hals. The island of Fehmarn covers an area of 185 square kilometers and has an impressive coastline of around 78 kilometers. The island is connected to the mainland by the Fehmarnsund Bridge, making it easy to get to.

The largest district of the town on Fehmarn is Burg, where around 6,000 of the island's 13,000 inhabitants live. The island is characterized by its varied coastal landscape with dunes, cliffs and natural beaches. The unique environment, which is characterized by nature, attracts a considerable number of visitors. In 2022, the island recorded a total of 436,373 arrivals and 2,877,242 overnight stays, an all-time high due to various influences.