About Property Selling Points
Selling Points explores the details used to make properties sound attractive, distinctive and valuable. It examines the words and references found in property descriptions — including shops, schools, appliances, brands, views, transport links, local amenities, architectural details and lifestyle features.
The aim is to show what estate agents, developers and sellers choose to mention when presenting a property, and how those details contribute to its appeal. By making these selling points visible and searchable, the site helps reveal which features are worth including in property blurb and how carefully chosen descriptions can communicate more than price, bedrooms and location alone.
A selling point might be something practical, such as a nearby supermarket, station or school. It might be a recognised appliance, heating system or fitted-kitchen brand. It could also be a local landmark, a garden feature, a view, a building style, a development name or any other detail that helps explain what makes a property special.
Keywords that advertise properties
Property descriptions often contain useful clues that are not always easy to search for directly. Selling Points creates pages for individual points, so users can explore properties that mention a particular feature, brand, shop, school, place or amenity.
For example, a buyer might be interested in homes mentioning Waitrose, an AGA, a particular school, a station, a park, sea views, a workshop, solar panels or a local landmark. Selling Points helps turn those mentions into useful discovery routes.
Why selling points matter
A good property description does more than describe rooms. It explains why a home may be desirable. The right words can connect a property with the people who are looking for exactly that kind of place.
Selling Points is built around the idea that small details can make a big difference. A feature that seems minor to one person may be exactly what another buyer is searching for.
Selling Points in Property Blurb
For buyers and tenants, Selling Points offers another way to explore the property market. It can help people discover homes connected with the brands, amenities, places and lifestyle features they already care about.
This can be especially useful when someone is looking beyond the basic filters used on most property portals. A buyer may not only want a three-bedroom house in a certain area. They may want a home near a particular shop, close to a school, with a certain kitchen feature, or with access to the kind of local facilities that suit their life.
Build your Keyword Wish List
The Property Keywords Explorer lets you experiment with multiple keywords rather than searching for one Point at a time. Add anything that matters to you, then use your collection as a practical checklist for a more detailed property search.
Search for a keyword and add it to your wish list.
Your keywords might include:
- a feature such as underfloor heating, a garden office or solar panels;
- a brand such as Waitrose, Miele, Neff, Quooker or AGA;
- a place such as a school, station, village or golf club;
- a property style such as a character cottage or barn conversion;
- an opportunity such as development potential or scope for modernisation.
Each selected keyword becomes part of your Keyword Wish List.
Your Property Wishlist
Your wish list brings together the individual details you would like a property description to mention.
It can include essential requirements, useful preferences and ideas that you may simply want to explore. You can add or remove keywords as your search develops.
No keywords have been added yet.
Useful for sellers and estate agents
For sellers and estate agents, Selling Points highlights the value of including meaningful details in property descriptions. When a description mentions the right features, it can help the property appear in more relevant searches.
This does not require a technical change to the listing itself. It simply encourages better descriptions: clearer wording, more useful detail, and stronger connections between the property and the things that make it attractive.
Useful for brands, places and local amenities
Selling Points can also show how often particular companies, shops, schools, appliances, attractions or amenities are mentioned in property marketing. A brand or local place can become part of the story of why a home is desirable.
In that sense, a selling point works in two directions. It can help a property look more attractive, and it can also show the value of the point being mentioned.
How Selling Points works
Selling Points uses property description text to identify searchable points. Each point can have its own page, with links to property portal searches and supporting information about the point itself.
Over time, Selling Points will include more live examples, highlighted properties, images where available, and search options such as price and area.
Part of the Property Bookmarks family
Selling Points is a sister site to Property Bookmarks.
Property Bookmarks helps users save, view and organise property searches, alerts and shared listings in one place.
Both sites are part of a wider group of property and web discovery tools developed by Ah Ha Software. Membership is shared, so users can access connected services with the same account where available.

