Sivana Villas buyer guide

Villa Viewing Workbook and Buyer Checklist

Take a clearer view

Bring the same questions to every villa.

Keep your observations, documents and unanswered questions in one place. Use this workbook for up to three villas, then take a readable comparison into the next conversation.

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A practical viewing checklist

Enable JavaScript to complete, save and compare three villas. For a paper checklist, record these headings for each property:

  1. Exact villa and plot, viewing date, price and written inclusions.
  2. Parking, layout, guest privacy, storage, shade, outdoor use and condition.
  3. Documents received, questions still outstanding and the adviser responsible for checking them.
  4. Your household’s priorities, compromises and next action.

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Use the second viewing well.

Before returning, choose the uncertainties that matter most. Walk the kitchen-to-terrace route, look for everyday storage, check guest privacy and test the journey you expect to make regularly. Record the time and conditions of your visit so an impression does not turn into an unsupported fact.

Bring the unresolved questions from the first viewing. Ask for the exact plot, written specification, inclusions, charges and proposed payment terms. Where ownership, permissions, technical condition or contractual rights need assessment, put the documents in front of the appropriate independent professional.

Afterwards, compare each villa against the same household priorities. A useful shortlist explains both what works and what needs compromise. Leave an unanswered question open until you receive information that actually resolves it.

This workbook is an original Sivana planning resource. It does not certify a property, approve a contract or replace a building inspection. See sources, methods and corrections for how our resources are prepared.