A portfolio of listings with prices, sizes and a valuation form
An editorial, serif page for estate agents and letting agencies where listings, sold prices and a transparent fee carry the case, and the goal is a valuation.


Switch devices, scroll the full page, or open the live demo. This is the exact layout, photos and sample text a new page starts with.
The headings are the demo's own sample text. Your brief, or the AI copy pass, replaces them; the structure stays.
Sold for what it was worth, by people who live on the street.

Six of the sixty on the book.

The last eight, asking against achieved.

Four steps, and one fee you know on day one.

Our number is often the lowest of three.

Four postcodes, walked every week.

From people who sold with us last year.

Before you ask us round.

Ninety minutes in the house. A written number in two days.

A homeowner inviting agents round to value their house is comparing three smiles and three numbers. Estate Agency gives them something better: listings, achieved prices against asking prices, one fee stated up front and area data. It is an understated, editorial template with a serif display face, and it converts on a valuation.
It suits estate agents, buying agents and letting agencies with a live portfolio, including new-development sales. Choose it when listings with a price, a size and an address carry the page and the goal is a valuation or viewing request.
The hero says “Sold for what it was worth, by people who live on the street”, with the areas covered, years trading and size of the team. For sale shows a selection of current listings with guide prices, bedrooms, size and a note that every listing has its paperwork ready.
Sold prices is the centrepiece: the last eight sales with asking and achieved prices from public records, including any below asking, and median days to offer. Selling with us sets out four steps and one fee, and the valuation explains why an honest figure beats the highest one.
That section often does more work than the hero. A seller who sees an agent publish the sales that came in under asking, next to the ones that beat it, is far more likely to believe the rest of the page.
Areas gives price per square foot and sales for each postcode covered. Reviews quote sellers with specifics and show professional registrations, questions covers commitment, fees and timing, and the page closes on the valuation form, promising a written figure in two days.
Three restrained schemes are included: Charcoal, Forest and Navy. Headings can be Newsreader, Fraunces or the high-contrast Prata. The template uses ten photographs of homes and streets; your own listing photography will make the portfolio feel live.
Listing cards, the sold-prices table and the area figures are editable. Select the table and ask the AI to reformat your latest completions into it.
Starting from the template is free. If you would like the AI to write the copy for your agency, it replaces the sample text for about 20 credits and keeps the design. Tell it your areas and office, team size, current listings, recent sold prices, your fee and contract terms, area price data and how valuations work.
Estate agency pages are judged on evidence, and this layout makes a point of showing it. For the listings, choose properties that represent the stock you want to win, each with a guide price, bedrooms, square footage and a good photograph. The sold-prices table should compare asking and achieved prices from public records, including any sales below asking, with the median days to offer.
The areas section needs price per square foot and sales counts for each postcode or neighbourhood, dated to a specific year. Write your fee as a percentage with VAT and the terms, such as sole agency length and what happens if a client withdraws. Check your redress scheme and professional memberships before listing them. Ten photographs carry the page, so use your best exteriors and interiors, taken by the photographer you actually use for listings.
A buying agent can replace listings with recent purchases and the discount achieved, and turn the valuation form into a search brief with budget and areas. Letting agencies usually show rents, void periods and management fees, with a landlord enquiry form. For a new development, the listings become unit types with floor plans and prices, the sold table becomes reservations to date, and the form asks for preferred unit and budget.
Estate Agency is built for a portfolio of resale homes. A developer launching one building with residences and floor plans should use Residence Launch. Holiday lets and cabins taking bookings belong on Cabin Rentals Direct, and a law or advisory firm with the same understated serif feel fits Counsel Practice.
Both property layouts are on the real estate templates page.
Starting from the theme costs no credits. Or describe the offer and the AI draws a new page in this style, usually in about two minutes.