Fourteen photorealistic renderings, two exterior and twelve interior. The exterior views show the building from the street, with deep concrete slabs and a green clad top level set back above them. Inside, the kitchen is shown from several angles, from the full island to a close detail of the stone and the steel support beneath it.

The interiors follow the home from the living areas to the private rooms. Oak floors, natural stone and timber joinery carry through every space, so buyers can see how the finish holds together from room to room. The living room, dining room, study, bedroom, walk-in robe and ensuite are each shown at eye level, in soft daylight.

In a building this close to the water, the outlook is a large part of what buyers pay for. Plans show the layout, but not how the bay appears from the kitchen or the terrace. Several views are framed toward open glass, so the interior and the bay are seen in one image. Buyers decide based on what they can see, not on what they have to imagine.