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When a house that has been on the market for months stops getting calls, the price is not always the problem. Often, buyers don't make the trip because they can't see enough. A virtual tour opens the door for them straight from the listing, at any hour, even from 500 km away.
A virtual tour of a house shows the volumes, how the rooms connect and the garden, all of which photos flatten. For prestige homes, with their views and grounds, see the luxury home virtual tour.
Rachel & Émilien Read the case study“He told me quite honestly that he would never have viewed the house without the virtual tour. And his daughter, who lives in Paris, could view it remotely: it built trust.”
Hallway, living room, kitchen, bedrooms, upper floor, outbuildings: visitors choose their own route and linger wherever they like.
A 120 m² house can look cramped in photos and spacious in real life. 360° navigation restores the volumes that a lens squashes.
Virtual decluttering, available as an option, removes the furniture so buyers can picture their family in each room. Every edited image is flagged.
A house that stays online for a long time ends up being ignored, because local buyers have already ruled it out from the photos. Calls dry up, and every extra week puts pressure on the price. With a virtual tour, your listing draws fresh interest and enquiries pick up again.
Many buyers search far from home, for a job transfer, a move abroad or a return to their home region. They are reluctant to travel for a house they barely know. With a virtual tour, they explore it remotely. Those who make the trip come to make an offer.
A wide-angle photo makes a bedroom look bigger and squashes a living room. Buyers misjudge the floor area and the viewing ends in disappointment. In the virtual tour, they judge every space room by room. Those who make the trip already know the house suits them.
Describe your house in two minutes. The nearest agency in the network will reply with a price and a date for the visit.
Each agency in the network sets its own prices freely.
These options add to the tour depending on the state of the property and the profile of your buyers. HD photos, taken on the same visit, create the first impression of your listing. Your contact helps you choose the options that suit each instruction.
For a buyer living in another region, start the tour on a video call and walk through the house together, from the garden to the upstairs rooms. You save your trips for those who have already seen the property.
Paste the link into the listing, on property portals and on your own website. For a house that has been on the market for months, it gives people a fresh reason to look. The garden, the space and the upstairs can at last be seen room by room. The listing gets +33% visibility (leboncoin, 2025).
A QR code on the ‘For sale’ board turns passers-by into visitors. They look round the house from their phone without ringing the bell. The same link goes on your flyers, your social media and your emails.
All our virtual tours can be embedded
Houses genuinely captured by the network, whose tours you can explore today.
Living spaces and outbuildings captured in 360°, with the 3D dollhouse view.
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Interiors and grounds of a restored mill, captured in 360°.
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Living spaces captured in 360°, with the dimensioned 2D floor plan as an option.
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Houses captured all over France by agencies in the network.
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Let’s talk about your projectLived-in homes, outdoor areas, buyers at a distance: what you need to know before arranging capture for your instructions.
The price depends on the floor area, the number of floors, the outdoor areas and the options chosen: dimensioned 2D floor plan, guided tour, virtual decluttering. The agency in your area sends you a tailored proposal, free and with no obligation.
Yes, the tour can include the grounds, the garage or outbuildings when the scope allows for it. For a house, this often tips the balance, because the plot is part of the decision.
Yes. Capture shows the property as it is. Virtual decluttering can remove furniture from the published images to help buyers picture themselves there. Edited images are flagged and the original version remains available.
It does not replace signing, but it gets them to make the trip. In the case study above, the 80-year-old buyer admitted he would never have come without the virtual tour. His daughter, who lives in Paris, viewed the property remotely.
It depends on the floor area, the number of floors and the outdoor areas. Your contact estimates it during scoping and states it in the proposal.
Yes. At a valuation appointment, showing a tour of a comparable property is a concrete argument for sellers who are comparing agents.
Got another question?
Talk to an expertDescribe the property: floor area, floors, outdoor areas, lived-in or empty. The agency in your area gets back to you with a scope, the useful options and a proposed date.
Each agency in the network sets its own prices freely and sends you a tailored proposal.
How do you order your first
virtual tour?
You get in touch with our team
We point you to the agency that covers your area.
We draw up a brief together
A video call or an on-site meeting sets the scope of the project and your proposal.
Your local contact comes to you
Your local agency captures your space on site with a Matterport 360° camera with a built-in LiDAR sensor, then handles the editing.
You receive your virtual tour
The link and its documentation arrive within 48 business hours of the capture.
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