For sellers
Selling with Residenza
A price you can defend, marketing that does your home justice, and one agent from the first visit to the keys.
98.7%
of asking price achieved in the last 12 months
19 days
on average from launch to an agreed offer
62%
of our sales agreed before reaching the portals
The process
Six steps, one agent
01
Valuation
An honest price based on what has sold nearby, not a number to win the instruction.
02
Preparation
A room-by-room list of small things that change a buyer’s first ten seconds.
03
Photography and plans
Architectural photography, a measured floor plan and a short film, booked within a week.
04
Launch
Two days with the buyers already registered with us before the home reaches the portals.
05
Viewings
Accompanied by your agent, never a junior, with feedback the same evening.
06
Offer to completion
We check every buyer’s position and finance, then keep the chain moving with weekly calls.
Marketing
Every home gets the full treatment
One fee, no surprises
1.2% plus VAT on completion, with no sale, no fee, and no tie-in beyond 8 weeks. Photography, floor plans, film and portal listings are all included.
Architectural photography
Shot at the right time of day, edited by hand.
Measured floor plans
Drawn to scale, with every room’s dimensions.
A short film
Ninety seconds that sells the light and the layout.
Buyers already waiting
Over 9,000 registered buyers, matched by hand.
Recent results
Recently sold and under offer
Reviews
Sellers on selling with us
Trustpilot
4.9
out of 5 from
1,280 reviews
“They priced our house below two other agents and we were nervous. It went to best and final in nine days and sold well above the guide.”
H
Hannah and Rob M.
Sold a Victorian terrace in Clapham
“James knew the house better than we did by the second viewing. The negotiation was calm and fair, and our chain held all the way through.”
S
Sophie and Leo F.
Sold a family house in Hampstead
Questions
Selling, answered
How do you arrive at a price?
From sales we have agreed and completed on the same and nearby streets over the last eighteen months, adjusted for size, condition and outside space. You get the evidence in writing with the valuation.
Do I have to sign a long contract?
Who shows buyers around?
What happens after an offer is accepted?
