Preparing a Monaco valuation: documents and the visit
A clear property file helps explain your home before discussing its value. Here is what to gather for a Monaco valuation and what can be examined during the visit.
Describe the property and separate its areas
Provide the address, building and floor. Distinguish internal floor areas, terraces and ancillary spaces, stating the source of each measurement. Add available plans and recent photographs of the views, rooms and outdoor areas.
Gather the available documents
Prepare information on service charges, completed or proposed works, general condition and equipment. If the property is occupied, say so and gather the relevant occupancy documents. Identify its known legal regime and any points requiring verification, without assuming it is free of restrictions.
Explain your plans as an owner
Tell us whether you are considering a sale, a letting or exploring your options. Your timing, viewing arrangements and any intended works help shape a conversation suited to your circumstances.
Understand the purpose of the visit
Based on the information supplied, Monaco Properties sends a concise initial assessment by email, then proposes a visit to confirm or refine it. The visit allows the documents to be compared with the actual condition, light, views and access. Further information may be needed to complete the assessment.
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Content reviewed on 13 September 2026.
