Process & offer rules
I am selling the house privately, without an agent, in an open offer process. The process is deliberately simple and the same for everyone:
1. Getting acquainted
You register your interest via the form. You receive all documents and answers to your questions.
2. Viewing
Viewings take place on fixed, grouped viewing days, accompanied by someone who has known the house and the community for years. Request a slot via the form.
3. Written offer
Offers in writing by email before the deadline (to be announced in good time): your offer price, preferred handover date (from March 2027) and a short introduction. Mandatory attachment: a financing confirmation from your bank or proof of equity. Offers without proof cannot be considered.
4. Decision
After the deadline I review all offers. A short second round among the top offers is possible. Then I decide, and every bidder hears back promptly.
5. Notary
A purchase contract is only formed by notarization (a German law requirement). Until then, no commitment is legally binding, for either side.
The rules, stated honestly upfront
- The guide price is an orientation, not a minimum and not a fixed price. I will share it with you directly once you reach out.
- I am legally free to accept any offer or none, including not the highest. Besides price, what matters to me is how well someone fits the house and the community.
- Offers are treated confidentially and are not shared with other bidders.
- Offers arriving after the deadline may, but need not, be considered.
People still live in the house until February 2027. Viewings respect their privacy, and I ask you to do the same. From 01.03.2027 the house is contractually fully vacant.