Property Keywords Explorer

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.

Build your Keyword Wish List

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.

Turn property preferences into searchable keywords

Traditional property searches usually begin with location, price, property type and number of bedrooms. Those details are important, but they do not describe everything that can make one property more suitable or appealing than another.

Property descriptions may mention particular appliances, building materials, heating systems, schools, shops, transport links, local landmarks, architectural details and opportunities for improvement.

The Property Keywords Explorer helps you collect those details and turn them into a clearer picture of what you are looking for.

Explore individual Points

Each keyword in Selling Points is treated as a Point.

A Point may be a feature, brand, place, facility, style, material, description or other detail mentioned in property blurb. You can open an individual Point page to explore properties where that keyword is mentioned.

Your Keyword Wish List is the collection of Points that matter to your own property search.

Experiment with your search

You do not need to begin with a finished list of requirements.

Add keywords as you discover them, compare different combinations and remove anything that is no longer important. Your wish list can act as both a checklist and a source of ideas while you explore the language used in property descriptions.

Start by entering a keyword above.