What matters in Stellingen
Sell land: preparation for the specific location and property.
Record boundaries alongside existing functions
Combine the official parcel plan with a schedule of buildings, paved areas and routes currently used. Distinguish access, garden, parking and any operational outdoor spaces. For a partial sale, show the retained property as well. Purchasers should identify the offered asset without assuming that every visually connected area shares the same ownership scope.
Check access from the correct side
In surroundings divided by roads and rail connections, a nearby route is not automatically a usable driveway. Follow actual access and connect it with existing agreements. Also examine affected pipes or shared installations. A proposed different use may impose different requirements from the present occupation of the site, even where the physical approach already exists.
Define existing condition and handover obligations
Record sheds, foundations, paved areas and known services with their documented condition. Decide what remains and which removal is genuinely intended. Land described as cleared needs a precise scope. Where expenditure is uncertain, obtain a limited professional assessment before promising clearance or demolition as a binding part of the proposed sale.
Narrow planning proposals before detailed expenditure
A neighbouring residential or commercial building does not establish equivalent possibilities on your plot. Define the actual purchaser or owner proposal and investigate its main prerequisites using current property-specific evidence. For subdivision, access and continuing use of the retained building also matter. Only then decide whether detailed design before marketing is worthwhile for your circumstances.
