The properties and the rooms
Eight photographs with a factual caption on each. They show the kind of property the six services cover; none of them is presented as a property sold or let by Halstead Row Property.
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01 A period house is photographed from the garden side so the elevation and the grounds are recorded together. -
02 Construction and condition are written into the appraisal notes before any figure is put to the property. -
03 An apartment is appraised first against sales inside the same building, then against the wider area. -
04 Suburban stock is measured room by room so the floor plan in the particulars matches the property. -
05 Outside space is listed separately in the particulars, with its aspect and its approximate area. -
06 Interiors are photographed in daylight, without staging furniture that will not be there at completion. -
07 A kitchen is measured for its fittings as well as its floor area, because the fittings are sold with the house. -
08 The street is valued alongside the house, because a buyer is committing to both and can only change one of them.
A question about a service, a property or a fee
The contact form takes a question and sends it to the agency. Book goes to the arrangements page; neither one confirms a time by itself.