What matters in Stellingen
Sell a house: preparation for the specific location and property.
The garden as a living space
Show terrace, orientation and screening within the real surroundings. A house may feel different at the street and in its rear garden. Include both sides so prospective buyers obtain a complete picture.
Organise post-war building history
For an older house, record extensions and technical improvements separately. Check attic conversions, extra rooms and altered entrances against available plans. This explains current use without inferring condition from the original construction period.
Check shared components before commissioning individual work
In a terraced house, roof connections, drainage or shared access may interact with neighbouring homes. Record what actually connects at your Stellingen property and which documents exist. Before commissioning work alone, ask the relevant professionals about coordination needs. A pre-sale repair can then be scoped properly rather than unexpectedly becoming a larger project with unresolved effects on neighbours.
Distinguish owner-completed work from professional work
Many older houses have changed over the years. List your own work separately from commissioned projects and attach available evidence. Where construction or execution is unclear, identify the information gap. Buyers can target further assessment at matters relevant to their decision. This preserves the usefulness of good records without presenting every renewed-looking surface as professionally evidenced refurbishment.