What matters in Horn
Sell commercial property: preparation for the specific location and property.
Separate premises from the operating business
Record rooms, basements or storage and associated rights through existing documents. Equipment and business value are separate subjects. Allocate fixtures by owner and intended retention so applicants understand what the property purchase includes and which items would require separate negotiation.
Show access routes as part of suitability
Inspect customer and delivery access, visible steps and links to ancillary rooms. Ground-floor position alone does not establish unrestricted access. Describe observed conditions and known shared uses, enabling buyers to formulate specific operational questions instead of inferring suitability from the room count.
Compare technical requirements with existing provision
Show documented use and existing electrical, heating and any ventilation equipment. A different business proposal requires its own assessment. Shared installations and responsibilities matter within a residential building. Describe additional capacity or alterations as feasible only after the necessary targeted investigation.
Prepare agreements and handover
For leased premises organise agreements, receipts and known dates. For owner occupation plan clearance and remaining fixtures. Include maintenance records, meters and keys in the handover scope. The property can then be assessed independently of whether a purchaser intends to continue the existing business type.