Room by room

These pictures show the kind of house we buy and later sell. They are examples. They are not a board of homes for rent, and they are not listed for sale through us today.

Modern house with pale timber walls, large glass doors, a black fence, and a dog on the drive
Pale timber walls, tall glass by the door, and a black fence along the drive.

The approach

We look at how you reach the door: a paved drive, a fence, and whether a car can stop without blocking the road. A tidy front does not hide a failed roof, but it tells us the house has been used.

A modern entrance with dark metal panels, a warm timber door, and a lit timber wall
Dark metal panels above a timber door, with a lit timber wall beside the step.

The door itself

A door that sits in its frame, a light over the step, and a wall that is finished rather than boarded up. Small things, and they are the first things a buyer notices on a sale.

White kitchen with a marble island, wooden stools, a steel hood, and hexagonal tiles
A white kitchen, a marble island, wooden stools, and hexagonal tiles behind the hob.

A kitchen you can cook in

We look for a hob, a sink, and storage you can reach. A marble top is pleasant. It is not the reason to buy. If the appliances are missing, say that in the first email.

Grey living room with a corner sofa, white blinds, a black fireplace, and dark wood floors
A grey living room, a corner sofa, white blinds, and a black fireplace.

A room to sit in

Daylight, a floor that is level, and space for a sofa without blocking the door. We do not need a styled shoot. A photo taken in the afternoon is more useful.

Bring the keys to the house, not to Hopkins Mead

We meet at the property, at a time agreed by email. Hopkins Mead is for correspondence. Send the road and the town if you want us to look.