At the top of the market, most buyers live somewhere else. Give them a serious first visit before anyone boards a plane.
What buyers see today
Thirty photographs and a brochure.
Look at how the finest houses are presented: a gallery of stills, sometimes a film, a floor plan if you ask for one. Almost every listing page keeps a place for a virtual tour. On most houses, at any price, it stands empty. A scan is what belongs there.
What changes
Fewer viewings. Better ones.
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Viewings that mean something
A buyer who has walked the house arrives with the real questions already answered. Those who were never serious have quietly filtered themselves out.
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Off-market, properly
A private link for a named buyer, protected and time-limited. No portal, no public trace, no photographs circulating by message.
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Win the instruction
Sellers choose the agency that will present their house best. Show them what their own home could look like.
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One visit, everything you need
Scan, film, aerial and measured plans from a single capture — one crew, one day, one standard.
05
Open all year
The scan shows the house at its best in February, when the owner is away and the shutters are closed.
Demonstration scene
The house in its setting
Terraces, garden, approach and view, understood as one place.
Mediterranean villa and grounds · Scene by havuzsalim · SuperSplat embed · not a Verimira commission
The film goes wherever your listings go. The scan lives on your own site, and in the private link you send to one named buyer.
For private owners
A complete record of the house.
Beyond a sale, a scan is the most complete record a house can have: every room, surface and object as it stood on one day. Owners keep it privately for insurance, for restoration, for the family — and show it only to those they choose.
