A property presented for sale in the Landes
Selling in the Landes

Sell at a well-founded price, with less uncertainty.

From the property visit and pricing strategy to the final deed, I coordinate each stage and keep you informed.

The sales journey

Six stages, one adviser.

1. Appraisal

Local evidence and an on-site visit.

2. Mandate

Pricing and marketing strategy, agreed clearly.

3. Marketing

Distribution across 100+ portals through SAFTI.

4. Viewings

Qualified buyers and structured feedback.

5. Negotiation

Reviewing the offer and protecting your position.

6. French notaire

Follow-up from the preliminary sale agreement (compromis de vente) to the final deed.

To prepare the price and launch, consult the appraisal method for Mont-de-Marsan in 2026 and how to prepare a house sale in Saint-Pierre-du-Mont in 2026.

If your house is rated E, F or G, read what the DPE change on 1 January 2027 means before you put it on the market. Before putting your house on the market, check which diagnostics are mandatory to sell a house in the Landes, termites and brush clearance included.

Optional and quoted separately

An empty home or a renovation project?

2D plans and 3D visuals to present the property can help buyers understand a possible layout. This is a distinct home design and drafting service, not part of the sales mandate.

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Frequently asked questions

Clear answers to your questions.

Is the property market appraisal really free?
Yes. It is free and evidence-based and without obligation. It is based on comparable completed sales and a visit to the property.
Where will my property be advertised?
SAFTI distributes the listing across more than 100 property portals, alongside my local channels.
Are plans and 3D visuals included in the sales mandate?
No. Home design and drafting is an optional, separately quoted service and is distinct from the sales mandate.
What does support through to the French notaire involve?
I coordinate the mandate, marketing, viewings and negotiation, then follow the preliminary sale agreement (compromis de vente) prepared by the relevant professionals through to the final deed. The French notaire is the public officer responsible for authenticating the sale.

Thinking of selling?

Begin with a free, no-obligation market appraisal.

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