A valuation that starts from your residence and your floor, a network of buyers already searching, and discretion whenever you want it.
A buyer who spends half an hour in your apartment leaves with an impression, and a set of questions they cannot settle alone. Has the building been well kept over time? Which works have been voted, which are behind us? Does what the view reaches from the living room depend on the season? These questions arise whether they have lived in the town for twenty years or are discovering it — knowing the quarter says nothing about the building. Answering them with documents rather than assertions changes how your property is judged.
We record the generation of the building, its state of upkeep, the exact level, the true angle of the view from each room, the orientation and the quality of the common areas. It is this whole, more than floor area, that builds the valuation.
We follow buyers across the whole coast — local people as well as buyers from elsewhere — several of whom have been waiting months for a particular address in a particular residence. Yours may be that one.
You decide what is known, and when. We can present your apartment to the circle of our buyers alone, with no listing and few viewings, then widen later if you decide to.
Surveys, building documents, viewings, notaire, completion: the same person follows your file from end to end and stays reachable at every stage.
Few lots, a cliff plateau and six beaches: every address there is rare.
The smallest town on the coast, where an apartment above the harbour compares to nothing.
On the left bank, the apartments looking onto the bay and the harbour.
The largest town in the sector, where a few residences look out over the Corniche.
The buyer sets the maintenance record back on the table, looks once more out of the living room window, and simply tells you they have everything they need.
A visit by appointment, with no commitment on your part, at the time of day when your apartment shows at its best. We examine the residence with the same care as the lot itself.
Photographs taken at the right moment, a description conveying the floor, the view and the generation of the residence, and the elements that set your lot apart from its immediate neighbours.
We receive candidates ourselves, funding checked, and we group the viewings so that neither you nor the building is troubled by them.
We carry your arguments through to the preliminary contract and then the notaire, with the co-ownership file assembled from the outset. You know where the sale stands at all times.
No. Along this coast, the generation of the building, the level, the orientation and what the view reaches count for more than floor area. Two identical apartments in neighbouring residences do not hold the same value. We start from the residence, the floor and the address.
Local people as much as buyers from elsewhere, in comparable proportion. Some know the town, others are discovering it, but none knows your building from the inside. That is what we document for all of them.
We give you our view at the first visit. More often than not a few adjustments are enough, and what matters most is the hour chosen for the photographs and the way the building itself is presented.
The statutory surveys, the co-ownership rules, recent general meeting minutes and the service charge notices. We approach the managing agent at the first meeting, so the file is complete before the first buyer.
Agreed in advance, transparent, and due only once the sale is signed. The fee schedule is given to you at our first meeting.
One call is enough to arrange a first visit. We come to you, with no commitment, and reply personally within 48 hours.
07 86 71 33 13The Basque Coast is the territory we know best. We work elsewhere too, and we hold a certain idea of what this profession should be, better told elsewhere than on this page.
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