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Editorial property brochure template
Larger titles and a gallery that feels closer to a feature article than a listing sheet. Editorial suits distinctive architecture and lifestyle-led marketing.
Best for: Character properties, lifestyle campaigns, social-first agencies
When to choose Editorial
Use Editorial for character houses, lifestyle campaigns and holiday lets where a headline can do more than a bullet list.
Do not use it for a facts-heavy commercial memo or a plot comparison table.
Suggested page plan
- Bold title over a cropped hero
- Short standfirst
- Large single images
- A tighter gallery later
- Practical facts on a later page
Editorial asks you to write a headline that is not just the street name. “A garden room on the park” is a headline. “Four-bedroom detached” is a category. If you cannot write the first kind, pick Contemporary.
The rose accent is meant to feel like a magazine, not like a warning. Keep body text dark and let the accent sit on rules and titles only.
See all layouts on the templates hub or compare finished pages in the examples.

Editorial
12 The Avenue
Guildford, Surrey
Guide £875,000


