A low, white-rendered family home with wide glazing and a clipped lawn, photographed in soft evening light
Currently advising in the Willowbank & Hartlee wards

Cloud House — independent agent

Moving house should feel like a decision, not a gamble.

I am Marisol Vey. I handle a small number of homes at a time so that every seller gets a considered plan and every buyer gets an honest answer — including the answer that a house is wrong for them.

  • Neighbourhood-first

    Advice grounded in the specific street, not a regional average pulled off a portal.

  • Private viewings

    I accompany every viewing myself and tell you honestly how it went afterwards.

  • Plain-English updates

    A written note each week while your sale or search is live, whether or not there is news.

Marisol Vey, a real estate agent in a dark blazer, standing in a bright room and smiling towards the camera
Marisol Vey — founder, Cloud House

Working with me

A deliberately small practice, run by the person you actually meet.

Cloud House exists because I wanted to do this work at a pace that allows for judgement. There is no call centre behind me and no junior passing your file along. You meet me at the valuation, you hear from me during the marketing, and you ring me when the survey comes back with something odd in it.

  • A valuation you can argue withI show the comparable homes behind the number, so you can push back on it rather than simply accept it.
  • One agent, start to finishThe same person who prices your home writes the listing, runs the viewings and chases the paperwork.
  • No pressure to instructPlenty of valuations end with me suggesting you wait a season. That is a perfectly good outcome.

Services

Three ways people usually arrive here.

Pick the one that sounds like you — it tells me where to start when we speak.

Selling your home

A marketing plan built around the particular strengths of your house, then a sale managed to completion.

  • Comparable-led pricing
  • Photography and floor plan
  • Accompanied viewings
  • Offer negotiation and chasing

Buying with a search

For buyers who would rather have someone filtering, visiting and asking awkward questions on their behalf.

  • Brief-setting conversation
  • Shortlist with honest notes
  • First viewings done for you
  • Offer strategy and timing

Relocating in

Moving from further afield and trying to choose between areas you have only seen on a map.

  • Area briefing by walkabout
  • Commute and school context
  • Viewing days grouped together
  • Introductions to local trades

Current listings

Homes I am representing this season.

A short list, kept short on purpose. Ask me about any of them and you will get the drawbacks as well as the selling points.

A bright open-plan living room with pale timber flooring, a linen sofa and tall windows facing a garden

Willowbank

The Linnet House

A 1930s semi opened up at the back, with a long south-facing garden and a garden room currently used as a studio.

  • 4 bedrooms
  • 2 bathrooms
  • Garden room

Guide price £565,000

A pale brick townhouse with a pitched roof, neat front lawn and a paved path leading to the front door

Hartlee Green

Six Marden Row

An end-of-terrace townhouse over three floors, quietly modernised and a five-minute walk from the green.

  • 3 bedrooms
  • Study
  • Off-street parking

Guide price £430,000

A loft-style interior with white walls, a low sofa and large industrial windows letting in daylight

Old Mill Quarter

Apartment Nine, Farrow Works

A converted works building with original steel windows, high ceilings and a shared courtyard behind the gates.

  • 2 bedrooms
  • Lift access
  • Courtyard

Guide price £318,000

Nothing here quite right? A fair share of what I sell never reaches a portal. Tell me what you are looking for and I will keep it in mind.

How it works

From first conversation to keys handed over.

  1. A conversation

    Twenty minutes, no visit required, to work out what you are trying to achieve and by when.

  2. Valuation and plan

    I walk the house, then send a written valuation with the comparable homes it rests on.

  3. Bringing it to market

    Photography, floor plan and a written listing, followed by viewings I run personally.

  4. Offer to completion

    Negotiation, then weekly chasing of solicitors and surveyors until the keys change hands.

Questions

The things people ask before they call.

How are your fees structured?

A single percentage of the agreed sale price, payable on completion, confirmed in writing before you instruct me. There is no upfront marketing charge and no withdrawal fee if you change your mind.

How long does a sale usually take?

It depends far more on the chain than on the marketing. I will give you a realistic range at the valuation for your particular street and property type, and I would rather be honest than optimistic.

Is a valuation an obligation?

No. It is free, it takes about an hour, and you keep the written valuation whatever you decide. If my advice is to wait a few months, I will say so.

Do you handle homes that are not advertised?

Yes. Some sellers prefer a quiet introduction to a handful of suitable buyers rather than a public listing. If that sounds like you, mention it in your enquiry.

Start here

Tell me what you are trying to do.

Send a few lines and I will reply personally with a suggested next step — usually a short call before anything else. If a valuation makes sense, we will find an hour that suits you.

  • Every enquiry is read and answered by me
  • A reply within one working day
  • No mailing list, no follow-up campaign

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