A considered valuation of your exclusive property

For which properties?

Exclusiv’ Home guides owners of villas, architect-designed homes, townhouses, country houses, and other distinctive residential properties. A first conversation is also useful even if you’re not yet sure whether you want to sell.

Villas and architect-designed homes

In a villa, architecture, finishes, natural light, energy performance, privacy, and the relationship between the home and the garden all play a role. We look at how these features together appeal to a specific group of buyers.

Townhouses and city residences

In a townhouse, layout, heritage value, condition, location, and possible intended uses are important. We distinguish between existing properties and potential that still needs to be investigated.

Country houses and estates

A country house or estate also requires attention to the plot, the driveway, outbuildings, maintenance, and the surroundings. We assess how the whole fits together, without treating each element as separate from its use.

What do we examine on site?

We look at the property, its documents, and the visible state of maintenance. Then we discuss location, accessibility, privacy, the garden or grounds, and recent market data. Any special legal structure requires additional review by the relevant advisors.

From market position to sales strategy

The outcome helps you discuss a asking price, target audience, and presentation. It also covers whether a public sale or a more targeted approach is a better fit. A valuation is the start of a well-founded plan—not just a figure.

You can get in touch early in the process

Don’t have all certificates or plans yet? An initial meeting can already provide insight into the preparation. We’ll go over which information is important for your property.

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to sell immediately after a valuation?

No. The conversation can help you determine your options and timing.

Are the garden and outbuildings included in the review?

Yes, as far as they belong to the property; their importance depends on characteristics, use, and documentation.

Can a townhouse be assessed differently than a villa?

Yes. Location, architecture, and target audience differ—so each type requires its own analysis.

Which information can I prepare?

Plans, certificates, information about renovations, and plot details are useful. We discuss any missing documents together.

An initial meeting

You don’t need to collect all plans and certificates before you get in touch. During a first conversation, we discuss your property, your timeline, and which information will be needed afterward.