Before Fox on Ramstreet Ltd buys a house, we walk it in daylight. We look at the main room, a quieter room, the windows, and the way the front sits on the street. The pictures here are the sort of rooms that come up. They are not a list of homes for sale today.
We stand where people sit and look at light, marks on the ceiling, and whether the windows shut. A kitchen beyond the sofa is part of the same look: taps, the worktop edge, and any stain that is still damp.
If someone lives there, we only come at a time they have agreed.
A single chair and a lamp still tell you about the wall, the floor, and the light. We are not scoring the cushions. We are deciding whether this is a house we want in our own name.
A crack, a cold corner, or a window that will not latch goes in the note we keep before we buy.
We look at the roof from the path, the gutter, and the step to the door. A house can be sound inside and tired outside. Both go in the note.
When one of our houses is for sale, a viewer sees the same kind of rooms, at a time we set. Write via the contact page if you want to ask about a house we own.