I’m trying something new; while I’m not the first in Charlottesville to try marketing a house via Matterport, I’m one of the first. Sometimes cutting edge is better than bleeding edge.
Thoughts on this Matterport walkthrough (no longer available) welcomed. The house is not quite ready for the market*, but will be soon. I’m not sold on the “dollhouse” view, but the walkthrough of the house definitely shows the layout. I thought the Matterport would be useful for this particular house as the layout is quite diverse. I like how you can see out the windows as well.
(no longer available)The photos turned out well also (no longer available); great photos will never go out of style.
* Yes. My listing agreement gives me permission and authorization to talk about the property before hitting the MLS. This post is about the technology, not the house.
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