The first viewing shows how a home feels. A careful second pass shows how it works, what you own and what may need attention.
Keep these questions with the floor plan and documents. Ask for written confirmation where rights or responsibilities are unclear.
Break out enclosed rooms, balconies, terrace area, stairs and voids. Mark furniture on the plan to see where the area actually helps.
High floors can bring stronger wind, heat and weather. Inspect glazing, shading, drainage, ceilings and signs of water ingress.
Walk to each window and outdoor zone. Check views into the home from neighbouring towers and shared facilities.
Review tenure, strata boundaries, by-laws and alteration approvals with the right advisers. Do not assume visible space or fixtures carry unrestricted rights.
Combine purchase price with recurring charges, insurance, likely repairs and any planned works. Get current professional advice on transaction costs.
Dimensioned floor plan · strata plan · management by-laws · maintenance statements · alteration approvals · recent repair records