Your property description should be accurate as well as appealing. Read the final version carefully before buyers start relying on it.
What to consider
Check room names, measurements, included items and descriptions of access or parking. Flag uncertain information rather than guessing. Review the photographs and floor plan alongside the words.
Keep the different sources consistent
Buyers and tenants may move between photographs, floor plans, written particulars and verbal answers. Important details should agree across those sources. If something changes, update the relevant material rather than correcting it only during appointments. Mark uncertainty for proper investigation instead of replacing it with confident wording. Accurate details help people decide whether to enquire and reduce the chance of an avoidable disappointment after they have invested time in a visit.
Your next step
Ask for corrections in one clear list. Keep a copy of the approved version so later changes can be checked consistently.
Planning a sale in Bolton? Request a free property valuation to discuss your next steps with Cardwells, or read about selling with us before getting started.
