Property
Seven real estate website templates with live demos: estate agents, renovated flats, village houses, a 3D tower and a timber building. See listings, floor plans and walk-throughs done with scroll animation.
A property site has one job: get a serious buyer or renter to enquire. That means listings that are easy to scan, prices and fees stated, floor plans, and a clear way to book a viewing. These seven templates build those pieces into scroll-driven pages, so the motion explains the property instead of decorating it.
An Edinburgh agency page turns a sash window into a room-by-room walk-through. A Saitama renovation page has filterable flats with prices, fees and a monthly cost. A Paris agent cuts a Haussmann façade open floor by floor, each floor a listing. A village-house page draws 63 houses to one scale. A tower page rides the lift to floor 32 in 3D, a timber building assembles itself floor by floor, and a coastal page lets you tap a dune lot to open its details.
The agents, towers and villages are invented. Use the structure: swap in your own listings and photos, keep the filters and floor-plan sections you need, and drop the rest. With All Access you get the real files, so adding your listing data is a normal edit.
7 live templates
medium Real estate template for an Edinburgh estate and letting agency: a sash window over a hazy aerial clip, a window that grows into a room-by-room walk-through, a hover-reveal listings list, mortgage + LBTT calculator, areas, valuation and viewings.
medium Real estate template: renovated apartments for sale in Saitama — a mint door swings open on each flat's photo, filterable listings with prices and fees, floor plans, a monthly-cost calculator, area map, FAQ and a viewing form.
light An estate-agent landing page where a drawn Haussmann façade is cut open floor by floor as you scroll, revealing archive prints, then becomes the listings index: each floor shows its ceiling, sun and price per m².
medium A light village-house sales page built as a specimen plate: 63 stone houses drawn to one scale draw themselves in ledger order, sold ones are ruled through, and any house flips to a full survey sheet you can reserve.
WebGL A light landing page for an invented Monterrey tower: a 3D valley where scrolling rides the lift from the street to floor 32 as the sun clears the saddle, a floor dial that re-frames the view and reprices the flats, and a full sales page.
WebGL A light off-plan sales page for an invented timber tower: a procedural Three.js building that assembles floor by floor on an 11-day counter, flats indexed by the forest plot stamped on their walls, a delivery-note price and FAQ.
medium A light, survey-plat landing page for 42 dune lots on Uruguay's coast: the 1987 plat inks itself lot by lot, you drag the sun to relight the dunes, and tapping any parcel turns it into the buy button.
Omiyadanchi and Astragal show listings with prices and filters. Check the template has the filters your market uses: price, area, bedrooms.
Buyers want size and layout. Several of these templates open a floor plan or a room view from the listing.
Each page ends in a viewing or contact section. Connect it to your email or CRM; the guides explain how to ask your AI tool to do that.
Prompts Pro $169/month · All Access $299/month (prompts and source for everything) · single template $39 one-time. See pricing.
Yes. The listings in the demos are sample data. With the source files you replace them with your own list or connect a feed; the customise prompts show what to ask your AI tool.
No. All agents, buildings and addresses are invented, so there is no clash with a real agency.
The text is plain HTML, so you can translate it or change the currency. Ask your AI tool to do it, or edit the source files directly.
One template for a single agency site is $39 one-time. If you build for several clients, All Access ($299/month) covers every template and its source files.
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