Our 360 & Marketing Inclusive Packages

Our 360 & Marketing Inclusive Packages

We want to give you the rundown of our 360 & Marketing inclusive packages we have to offer - take a look

Its safe to say that during the COVID -19 lockdown Estate Agency has changed for the better. Everyone has had to develop new and safe systems to host tours, viewings, and display properties in the most distant and strange times yet.

Here at MECS we adopted a new system which allows applicants to view properties using 360 Photography – meaning you can view the property as if you where standing in the room yourself! It works with Virtual Reality (if you want it to) to show you in the property, like you where there.

We have an example of how it works


So, if you want to see for yourself just click the little button above.

Well, what does this mean for me? (You might be asking)

Apart from the obvious (it looks nice). It’s actually super useful for “qualifying” leads, reducing wasted time and it enables people to view the property if they want to move from a far first. All this means is that you spend less time faffing around at the property for it to sell even quicker.

Now will it solely sell your home? No.

Combined with our Targeted Marketing, Personal AD budget, Interest Videos, Proactive approach to sales and experience (+40 years combined, which definitely covers us for our 10,000 hours) means we have the skillset to sell your home quickly, efficiently and to make it look the best it can online. 

So if your interested in us, for sales or for lettings (as the 360 & Marketing is included in Managed Lettings and Sales) get in touch with us using our Email:


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