We take on a small number of properties, so each one gets real attention: marketing and letting, guest communication, housekeeping and maintenance coordination, and someone local who checks in between stays.
You should always know what is happening in your house
A statement you can actually read: what was booked, what came in, what was spent and why — plus photographs after work is done, and a note whenever something needs a decision.
How we take a house on
01
A conversation
What you want from the house \u2014 income, family use, or both \u2014 and how involved you would like to be.
02
We visit
We walk the property and give you an honest rental assessment, including what would make the biggest difference.
03
Agreement & set-up
Scope and fees in writing. Photography, description, rates and calendar prepared before the house goes live.
04
Live, then reviewed
We let the house, report as we go, and review pricing and presentation with you each season.
Management fees, commission and contract length are set per property and confirmed in writing.
What we handle, and what we do not
We handle
Marketing and letting across the channels that suit the property
Guest communication from enquiry to check-out
Housekeeping and maintenance coordination
Owner reporting each month
We do not
Owning or co-investing in your property
Guaranteeing occupancy or a fixed income
Structural works or major renovation project management
Talk about your property
Tell us where the house is and how you use it now. We will come back with an honest view of what it could earn and what we would charge to look after it. Answered by Nicole in 2\u20134 hours.
We would rather leave an owner-testimonial slot empty than write something on an owner\u2019s behalf \u2014 ask and we will connect you with a current owner directly.<\/p>