Explore the layout
A floor plan provides an overview. The tour shows the photographed rooms and how doorways connect them.
Choose viewpoints that keep the route understandable, including connections between less prominent rooms.
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How does the living room connect to the kitchen? Where is the office in relation to the hall? A virtual tour lets interested people explore the layout before arranging a viewing.
Explore online before a viewing
Understand a property before visiting
We photograph selected spaces in 360 degrees and connect them into an online walkthrough. Visitors choose where to look and how to move through the property. Rooms, doorways and adjoining spaces remain visible in context.
The example on this page shows a home in Damwoude. Open the tour to explore how one room connects to the next. For a commercial property, we choose spaces around the user, such as a prospective tenant looking at offices, reception and business premises.
What do interested visitors need to explore?
Explore remotely together
Partners or colleagues can open the same walkthrough and discuss the spaces relevant to them.
An estate agent can bring up the relevant room or floor during a telephone conversation.
Explain different uses
A homebuyer looks at a property differently from a business seeking offices and storage. Identify the intended users beforehand.
Additional explanations can identify a room. Confirm permitted use, dimensions and technical details through the property information.
Prepare for a viewing
People who have explored beforehand can ask specific questions during a visit about the spaces they have seen.
A physical viewing remains the opportunity to experience the property and discuss the situation in person.
Keep the presentation current
The tour shows the condition and layout on the photography day. Refurbishment or a changed layout may require new images.
Agree how long you want to use the presentation and who reports any changes.
On your website or alongside a property listing
A tour for your website and media for Funda are separate parts of a brief. Tell us where the material should appear before photography. We then agree files, placement and responsibilities with you and your estate agent.
Funda describes its own delivery process for media including 360° photographs through Funda Desk 2.0. The estate agent needs to link the media supplier. We confirm what is possible for your brief beforehand; a website walkthrough does not automatically mean the same tour can be placed directly on Funda.
From property to a usable walkthrough
Define the presentation
Provide the address, property type, spaces and publication channels. We discuss the audience and when the property will be available.
Prepare photography
Arrange access and prepare the property. Check documents, personal photographs, vehicle registration plates and visible information. Photography time follows the agreed scope.
Check and publish
We process the images and connect the route. You check the agreed presentation before we arrange publication or delivery.
Does a custom tour fit your property?
Virtual tours start at €1,500. Business projects typically range from €2,500 to €5,000 excluding VAT. Preparation, photography and production form the agreed project price. Hosting and later changes are discussed separately.
For a short sales period, compare this scope and cost with your existing property presentation first. An extensive property or a longer-term rental presentation may call for a different brief. Send the property and intended use for a specific proposal.