Disposal

Selling and marketing

Photography, positioning and a deliberately narrow buyer list.

We take few instructions and we market them properly. That means a proper set of photographs shot across a whole day, a floor plan that is accurate, and a written description that tells a buyer what the house is actually like.

It also means we do not blanket the market. A considered house finds its buyer through a short, well-chosen list far more often than through volume.

Who it suits

  • Architecturally significant houses
  • Sellers who want discretion
  • Properties that need explaining, not shouting about

What is included

  • Written appraisal
  • Presentation plan
  • Full photography
  • Measured floor plans
  • Private list release
  • Weekly progression
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How it runs

Five stages, and what happens in each

  1. Appraisal

    A view on value, a view on timing, and an honest note on what will hold the price back.

  2. Preparation

    What to fix, what to leave, what to move out. Usually a fortnight of work.

  3. Presentation

    Photography across a full day, measured floor plans, and a written description with no adjectives we cannot defend.

  4. Release

    A quiet release to our own list first, then general marketing if it is needed.

  5. Negotiation and progression

    Offers assessed on terms as well as price, then weekly progression until completion.

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Acquisition

Buying advisory

Represented on your side of the table, including on houses we do not list.