The sentence governs what leads. Tick what is true of the house, not what is true of the listing.

Written by us, in our words, and set in the italic on its own. It follows the colon, so it carries its own punctuation. Three lines, four at the outside. Say what is there, not what it is worth: "Crittall glazing across the rear", never "stunning feature windows".

The drop is fixed at 58mm, so the address clears the printed head and sits low enough for a window envelope. Fold one and check it against the envelope you actually use before a run.