Munich-based hospitality provider Limehome has secured financing of 75 million euros. The capital comes from Cheyne Strategic Value Credit, an investment division of globally active asset manager Cheyne Capital. The financing combines growth financing with equity participation and is intended to further strengthen the company’s financial foundation.
“2025 was marked by strong operational performance and strategic expansion. With our new
design standard and the support of Cheyne Strategic Value Credit, we are very well positioned to continue scaling in Europe’s most attractive markets. Our model continues to prove resilient and efficient, and delivers above-market
performance despite a challenging hospitality environment”,
says Josef Vollmayr, Co-CEO and Co-Founder of Limehome.
“Limehome has built a scalable and efficient operator platform that addresses real needs of both
guests and property owners. We look forward to supporting the company in expanding its presence further and continuing to achieve industry-leading margins”,
adds Markus Hunold, Co-CIO of Cheyne Strategic Value Credit.
Limehome recently expanded its market presence significantly. Across Europe, the company contracted more than 3,500 additional units. This brought its portfolio to around 12,500 serviced apartments and rooms in 156 cities and 13 European countries. Growth extended to major cities such as Paris, London, Barcelona, and Berlin, as well as the DACH region, the Benelux countries, and the Iberian Peninsula. In these areas alone, Limehome secured around 1,000 new units.
Focus on expansion and platform
With the new capital, Limehome plans to initiate the next scaling phase. The focus is on competitive European markets and selected premium leisure destinations. Additionally, the company is exploring projects with closing hotels and so-called value-add real estate. A further 1,000 units are scheduled to go into operation in the first half of 2026.
Limehome was founded in 2018 by Lars Stäbe and Josef Vollmayr. The startup operates a technology-driven platform for design accommodations where booking, check-in, check-out, and invoicing are fully digital. Around 300 employees currently work for the company. In recent years, investors such as HV Capital, Picus Capital, Lakestar, and Capital Four have invested in Limehome.
