No — and we would never pretend that ten friendly questions can replace somebody who turns up with actual instruments and knows what is happening inside a wall. Feel the Nest is a livability screening tool. It takes the ordinary things you can notice at a viewing — orientation, floor, windows, nearby roads, ventilation, access and a few tell-tale clues — and helps you think through how those details may feel once the keys are yours. Think of it as the observant friend who quietly says, “Lovely sofa… but have you noticed where the afternoon sun is going to hit?”

Nope. We are not asking you to hand over the coordinates of your future bedroom. For this version, city and country are enough, together with the things you observed about the property itself. If you do not know an answer — perhaps you forgot to inspect the bathroom extractor while admiring the kitchen — choose “not sure”. Uncertainty is useful information too, and we can turn it into something worth checking at a second viewing.

First, you get a free Nest Snapshot: a quick sense of how this home looks on paper and one personalised thing we think deserves your attention. If you want to dig deeper, the full Nest Report opens the individual comfort and risk areas, explains what pushed them up or down, and gives you a short second-viewing checklist made for this particular home. The point is not to tell you whether to rent or buy it. It is to send you back through the door knowing exactly what to look, listen and ask for.

Completely normal. Property viewings are weird little speed dates with buildings: somebody is talking, you are opening cupboards, trying to imagine your furniture, and suddenly you are supposed to remember which way north is. Pick “not sure” whenever you genuinely do not know. Your report can flag those gaps as questions to take back to the agent, landlord or seller instead of quietly inventing certainty.

Not at all. Homes are trade-offs, and people care about very different things. A west-facing top-floor flat may be somebody's glorious sun-filled nest and somebody else's August nightmare. Feel the Nest is here to make those trade-offs visible — especially the ones that matter to you — so the final decision stays exactly where it belongs: with you.