A valuation that starts from your quarter as much as your house, a network of buyers already searching, and discretion whenever you want it.
A buyer who views four Anglet houses in the same week is really comparing four ways of inhabiting the town. The edge of the pines, the ocean front, the commercial crossroads, the shores of the lake: each of these quarters offers a different daily life, and it is that daily life which is bought as much as the walls. Our first task is to put into words the one your house offers — the real morning journeys, where the sun settles at the end of the day, what can be done on foot from your gate. A buyer who can picture themselves there decides with far more assurance.
We record what founds the value: the size and shape of the plot, orientation room by room, structural condition, outbuildings. Then what founds daily life: the real walking distances to the beach, the schools, the shops and the forest. The two together make the valuation.
We are currently working with buyers in Anglet, several of whom have a particular quarter in mind. Your house is presented to them with what matters in their eyes, rather than with a list of features.
Many Anglet owners prefer their plans not to be on show. We then market within the circle of our buyers alone, with no board and no listing, and you remain free to widen later.
Surveys, presentation, viewings, notaire, completion: the same person follows your file from the first meeting to the handing over of the keys, and stays reachable in between.
The large plots beneath the pines, where value rests on space and discretion.
The ocean front, where everything is done on foot and the walk to the sand decides.
The town centre, where shops, Tram'bus and schools at the door are what count.
Around the lake, where value rests on the garden, the quiet and nearness to everything.
You walk the buyer to the gate and point, without thinking, towards the beach and towards the bakery: two gestures you have been making for years.
A visit with no commitment, where we take in the house and its quarter. We listen to what you know of it — the habits you have formed there often say more than any plan about what will appeal to a buyer. The valuation follows, reasoned.
Photographs taken at the right moment, a description conveying daily life as much as volumes, and the real walking distances to what matters. A buyer who can picture themselves there values more highly what they visit.
We meet every candidate before opening your gate to them and we check their funding. You receive few viewings, and each one is worth having arranged your day around.
We carry your position through to the preliminary contract and then the notaire. You know where your file stands at all times, including when it is not moving.
No. In Anglet, two houses of the same size in two different quarters do not offer the same daily life, and are therefore not worth the same. We start from the plot, the orientation, the condition of the building and the real walking distances to the beach, the schools and the shops. A reasoned valuation, never a price grid.
Every quarter in Anglet has its admirers, and they are not looking for the same thing. Our role is to identify which ones match your house, then to present it to them. We would rather have three well-chosen buyers than a wide broadcast.
Rarely in depth. We tell you at the first visit what is worth reworking and what gains from being left as it is, knowing that many buyers prefer to make their own choices.
Yes. We regularly conduct sales reserved for our circle of buyers, with no board and no advertising, and that route remains reversible at any point.
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 in Anglet. We come to you, with no commitment, and reply personally within 48 hours.
07 86 71 33 13Anglet is one of the towns we work in. We cover many others across the Pays Basque, and we hold a certain idea of what this profession should be, better told elsewhere than on this page.
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