Christian Zeymer has little encouraging words at first.
“You have to be able to suffer,” he says.
Invest a lot of money.
Lots of work.
And cope with setbacks.
A few years ago, the family fulfilled a dream that many other people also harbor.
Zeymer and his wife Heike Schötker have bought a farmhouse.
A romantic half-timbered building.
Anyone who buys a former farm is almost always taking a risk. Nevertheless: Rising prices in the cities and the pandemic-related desire for more space are creating a growing demand. You have to pay attention to this.