Property Listing Writer
Turn rough property notes into complete listing copy: full description, portal summary, and a social teaser, in your agency's style.
A complete listing pack, from your notes
Complete listing copy from your property notes — full description, portal summary, and a social teaser, in your agency's style.
For estate agents and property marketers who turn rough viewing notes into listing copy all day. Facts come from your notes only: no invented measurements, no "stunning" unless the notes support it. Everything lands in your agency's style, with a needs-confirming list for the gaps.
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A playbook is the way you work, made runnable, built from four ingredients. Tap through each one. The one marked yours is what makes the output specifically about your business.
What every run must deliver
Turn an agent's rough property notes into finished listing copy: organise the facts, then write the full description, a portal-length summary, and a social teaser — accurate to the notes, compliant in tone, and in the agency's own style.
Complete listing copy from your property notes — full description, portal summary, and a social teaser, in your agency's style.
Straight from the template's own definition.
Your inputs in, a finished output out
You never touch a prompt. YAMO orchestrates the plays in order; you provide the inputs and read the result.
The same template, on your data
Left: the seed run on sample data. Right: the exact same playbook run on your data.
→ Finished listing copy, but for a property you are not selling. Useful to see the shape.
→ Your property, your facts, your agency's style, with the gaps flagged for you to confirm.
See a finished run
An unedited artifact from a seed run on sample inputs. Your runs use your inputs, your references, and your voice.
Example output — produced by a real run of this template on sample inputs. Sample inputs: property_details = 3-bed Victorian terrace, Fernlea Road, Balham SW12 (rough agent notes) · asking_price = Guide price £925,000
Listing copy — Fernlea Road, Balham SW12
Full description
The current owners will tell you it's the garden that sold them on this house — a 40ft south-facing plot, accessed through bifold doors from the kitchen-diner, and rare to find at this size in Balham.
This is a three-bedroom Victorian terrace, freehold and chain-free, on a popular street close to Hildreth Street market. The through lounge at the front keeps its original fireplace and stripped floorboards — proper period character, not a reproduction. At the rear, the kitchen-diner was refurbished in 2023 and extended with skylights and those bifold doors, giving a bright, modern hub that opens straight onto the garden. The boiler was replaced in 2024.
Upstairs there are two double bedrooms and one single, served by a family bathroom, with a separate downstairs WC for everyday convenience. A cellar is currently used for storage.
It's an 8-minute walk to Balham station, giving you both the Northern line and National Rail — a genuinely useful combination for anyone commuting into the City or West End. The area has good primary schools nearby, though families should verify catchment with the local authority.
This one is freehold, chain-free, and EPC rated D — a straightforward purchase on a street that doesn't come up often, with the kind of garden that's the reason people move to Balham in the first place.
Guide price £925,000.
Portal summary
Three-bedroom Victorian terrace, chain-free, freehold, on a popular Balham street. Original fireplace and stripped floorboards in the through lounge; kitchen-diner refurbished 2023 with skylights and bifold doors onto a 40ft south-facing garden; 8 minutes' walk to Balham station (Northern line + National Rail). EPC D. Guide price £925,000.
Social teaser
A 40ft south-facing garden, bifold doors, and a kitchen that got the full refurb in 2023 — this Fernlea Road terrace is the kind of Balham find that doesn't sit on the market long. Chain-free, freehold, and an 8-minute walk from the station. Guide price £925,000.
Key features
- Three-bedroom Victorian terrace, freehold, chain-free
- 40ft south-facing garden, accessed via bifold doors from the kitchen-diner
- Extended kitchen-diner with skylights, refurbished 2023
- Through lounge with original fireplace and stripped floorboards
- Two double bedrooms, one single; bathroom upstairs plus separate downstairs WC
- Cellar (used for storage)
- Boiler replaced 2024
- 8 minutes' walk to Balham station (Northern line + National Rail); EPC rating D
Needs confirming before publishing
- Council tax band
- Square footage / room dimensions (only the 40ft garden length is given)
- Bathroom details (bath vs shower, fittings)
- Parking arrangements (permit zone, off-street, none)
- Named primary schools and catchment status (families should verify catchment with the LA)
- Any lease/ground rent details — n/a if freehold confirmed, but worth stating explicitly as freehold with no additional charges
- Age/condition of roof, windows, wiring, damp-proofing
- Whether cellar is habitable/converted or storage-only in official terms
- Any service charge, if applicable (unlikely for a freehold terrace, but not stated either way)
This is an unedited artifact from a seed run on sample inputs.
Common questions
No. This template runs on a fresh account: nothing to connect before your first run.
Each run asks for: property details, asking price. Swap the agency-style.md reference for your own doc and the output adapts to your language and priorities.
The template is free to copy and no card is required to sign up. When it runs, you pay for exactly what the run used: LLM calls passed through at cost plus the platform operations, itemised on a receipt every run.
Yes. It copies into your account as an editable draft: change the plays, swap the references, set the schedule. Your data and your recipe stay private to your account, and when you publish it as your own service the price is yours to set.
Make this playbook yours.
Copy it into your account as an editable draft, plug in your data, and run it.