What matters in St. Georg
Sell land: preparation for the specific location and property.
Test the proposed sale boundary in practice
Overlay the property plan with the buildings and draw the proposed boundary. For a partial sale, show yard access, light to existing rooms and current ancillary uses. Identify implications for the retained property. This inventory helps decide whether investigating a separate disposal further would be worthwhile before commissioning more detailed work.
Describe existing structures as the starting point
An apparently empty yard may contain services, underground rooms or operational areas. Assemble existing plans, occupation arrangements and known installations. Existing structures remain part of a developed-site offer unless a different handover is specifically agreed. A broad development-site label should not obscure the commitments attached to the property as it stands.
Evidence access and utilities
In a dense building arrangement, a rear area may be accessible only across other land. Show the actual route and connect it to available rights and agreements. Record water, power and drainage according to existing documentation. Buyers can see established prerequisites and the technical or legal matters still requiring clarification.
Commission focused checks before speculative designs
Before appointing designers, define the sale question: the existing house and plot, a separate ancillary parcel or an unconfirmed replacement building. Initially investigate the prerequisites material to that option. Additional development remains a scenario until supported by evidence. Prospective buyers can then develop their own ideas from an honest and clearly bounded information base.