Private Sales
Confidential sales, off-market properties and direct introductions for serious buyers and sellers.
Reviewed before follow-up
Public listing is not required. Owners decide what information can be shared.
No public posting required. Requests are reviewed before follow-up.
Private sales
Share the property type, location, expected price and what information can be disclosed.
Submit the location, property type, budget, timing and non-negotiables.
How it works
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Tell us whether you want to sell privately or buy quietly, including location, budget or asking price, property type, and timing.
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We check whether the information is clear enough to act on and may request more details where needed.
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Property details are shared only where the owner has agreed.
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Where there is a fit, Cheru arranges the next conversation or viewing.
Suitable requests
Private request
Clear requests are easier to assess. Share the location, price position, timing, and important details. Sensitive information can be discussed directly later.
Privacy and discretion
Private requests are not automatically published on Cheru. Details are reviewed before any follow-up. Where a seller wants limited exposure, property information should only be shared with relevant potential buyers and only at the level of detail appropriate for the request.
Kenya property guidance
Not every property owner wants a public listing. Some sellers prefer to test serious interest first, avoid unnecessary attention, or limit who sees photos, exact location, and ownership details. Private selling can be useful for high-value homes, family property, commercial assets, land, and sensitive transactions.
Buyers may also look beyond public property portals when their brief is specific: a particular road, apartment block, land size, commercial use, or price range. A clear acquisition brief helps separate a serious search from general browsing.
Privacy does not remove the need for sound decision-making. Realistic pricing, ownership documentation, title status, verification, and a sensible viewing process still matter in any property transaction.
Direct answers
A private property sale is handled without automatically advertising the property publicly. The seller can limit the information shared while serious interest and appropriate next steps are reviewed.
Yes. Photos are not required when you submit a private request. Cheru may discuss what information is needed directly with you before anything is shared.
You can submit a buyer brief with the location, property type and budget. Availability is not guaranteed.
No. You can start with an area, road, estate, or county. Enough location context is needed to assess the request, while sensitive details can be discussed directly.
No. Submitting a request gives Cheru enough information to review the brief and decide whether there is a serious next step.
Include the property type, general location, expected price or budget, timing, size, condition, title status, and any important requirements or restrictions.
Yes. Diaspora buyers can submit a detailed acquisition brief, including budget, preferred locations, timing, and non-negotiables for Cheru to review.
No. Submitting a private request is not a formal valuation or agency agreement. Any further service, instruction, or commercial arrangement would be discussed separately.
Submit the details for Cheru to review.
