Cristina BerariInternational Luxury Real Estate
Selling

Selling an estate, privately.

Before a sign, a listing or a photograph, there is a conversation about what the house is, who it is for, and how quietly it should move.

Private saleBy appointment
The process

How a quiet sale moves.

A dark study with a leather chair
The study

The conversation

A private valuation built on the house, the street and what is quietly trading, discussed in person.

A white kitchen with a marble island
Readied for the light

Preparation

The house is readied the way a buyer at this level expects to find it, down to the light in each room.

A bright modern living room with a view, from the entry
From the entry

Film and photography

The house is filmed and photographed, directed, so it is seen before it is visited.

Villa del Balbianello on Lake Como
Lake Como, Italy

The right audience

Introductions to the right buyers, in Los Angeles and abroad, through private channels before any public launch.

A hand holding house keys
By appointment

Private showings

By appointment, qualified first, and never an open house unless the owner wants one.

Keys resting in an open palm, in black and white
Handed over

Negotiation and close

Terms, timing and discretion handled personally, through the close of escrow.

Discretion

What a quiet sale protects.

The family's privacy

Who lives in the house, why it is for sale and where they are going next stay out of the conversation unless the owner wants them in it.

The price

A public listing records every reduction and every day on the market. A private sale lets the number be a negotiation, not a history.

The timing

Nothing is rushed by a launch date. The house is shown when it is ready and when the right buyer is in town.

An olive branch, close
Olive
The white facade of a classic mansion behind clipped hedges, from above
The approach

Nothing on this page is a promise. The promise is made in person, about your house.

Tell Cristina what you are looking for.

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