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Selling a home
A listing plan built around the house itself: what to fix, what to leave, how to photograph it and which weekend to open the door.
- Honest guide price, written down
- Photography and floor plan arranged
- Offers presented side by side
A one-agent practice in the hill suburbs
Every good move starts on a quiet Sunday morning
I am Rosalind Vey. I list a small number of homes at a time across Marlow Hill, Ferndale Edge and Copper Row, walk every buyer through them myself, and tell you plainly what your house is worth before you decide to sell.
Valuations & listings
Private & open viewings
Letting advice
This Sunday’s walk-throughs
Come as you are — no appointment needed for open hours.
- 11:00 – 12:30 The Long Bungalow Marlow Hill
- 13:00 – 14:00 Ferndale Terrace, No. 4 Ferndale Edge
- 15:00 – 16:30 The Copper Row Loft Copper Row
How I help
Three ways in, one person doing the work
There is no team to be handed between. You meet me at the first walk-through, and I am the one answering when an offer arrives at nine on a Sunday night.
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Buying a home
A short brief, then a short list. I would rather send you two homes worth a Sunday than twelve that waste one.
- Private viewings outside open hours
- Notes on what each street is actually like
- Offer drafted and negotiated with you
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Letting & valuations
For owners weighing a let against a sale, or anyone who simply wants a current figure before a bank, a family talk or a decision.
- Walk-through valuation in one visit
- Rental positioning and tenant brief
- No obligation to list afterwards
On the books
Homes open for viewing now
A deliberately short list. Each of these is one I have walked, measured and photographed myself, and each is open this weekend.
The Long Bungalow
Marlow Hill
A low, wide house built along its own ridge, with a lap pool on the north side and a kitchen that gets light from first thing in the morning.
Guide price on request
Ask about this home
Ferndale Terrace, No. 4
Ferndale Edge
Mid-terrace, three floors, original timber underfoot. The back room opens onto a walled garden that the previous owners planted for shade.
Guide price on request
Ask about this home
The Copper Row Loft
Copper Row
A converted top floor above the old works, with one long living space, a kitchen island the length of a table, and a service lift to the street.
Guide price on request
Ask about this home
Rosalind Vey — founder, Sunday Signal
The agent
I keep the list short so the work stays close
I started Sunday Signal because the part of this job I am good at — sitting in a kitchen and working out what a house is really worth to the right buyer — is the part that disappears when an agent carries thirty listings at once.
“A house sells properly when the person showing it can answer every question in the room.”
- One agent, start to finishThe same person values, lists, shows and negotiates.
- Guide prices in writingWith the reasoning behind the number, not just the number.
- Every viewing hostedNo lockboxes, no stand-ins, no empty open houses.
- A straight answer on timingIncluding when the honest advice is to wait a season.
How it works
From first walk-through to keys
Four steps, whether you are listing or looking. Nothing is signed before step two.
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Step one
The walk-through
We spend an hour in the house. I look at the rooms, the light and the street, and ask what you want the next twelve months to look like.
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Step two
The written plan
A short document: guide price and how I arrived at it, what to prepare, the viewing pattern I would recommend and my fee. You decide from there.
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Step three
Open doors
Photography, floor plan and listing go out together. I host the Sunday hours myself and send you a note after every one of them.
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Step four
Offers and handover
Offers are presented side by side with the conditions attached to each. Once one is accepted I stay on it until the keys change hands.
Questions
The things people ask first
What does a valuation cost?
Nothing, and it carries no obligation to list. I walk the house, ask about recent work, and follow up with a written guide price and the comparable homes I used to reach it.
How is your fee set?
A single percentage of the sale price, agreed in the written plan at step two and payable only on completion. There is no listing fee, no marketing surcharge and no withdrawal penalty.
How long until my home sells?
It depends on the house and the season, and I will give you my honest reading of both rather than a number designed to win the listing. Sometimes the right advice is to prepare now and open the door in spring.
Can I view outside the Sunday hours?
Yes. Private viewings run through the week, including early evenings. Send the enquiry form a line about which home and roughly when suits, and I will come back with a time.
Get in touch
Book a valuation or a viewing
One form for both. Tell me what the house is or which home you would like to see, and I will reply with a time.
- A reply, not an auto-responseEvery enquiry is answered personally, usually the same day.
- No obligation either wayA valuation visit does not commit you to listing with me.
- Your details stay hereNothing is passed to lenders, brokers or mailing lists.