[joosters]

"Floor to ceiling libraries with a ladder"

Does that mean it excludes most of the results from "Floor to ceiling libraries without a ladder"?

You know, if I'm buying a house, I think I can supply my own ladder separately...

Less pedantically, what I'm trying to say is: are you really sure these are the kinds of searches that home buyers are really looking for? "Home in london, under £1m, with big beautiful windows" - I suspect that most London buyers are going to care an awful lot about where in London the house is, a city-wide search isn't going to be useful to most. Maybe your functionality (as presented) won't inspire actual buyers.

Speaking of which, that might be a way to improve it - combine with location & mapping data to figure out nearby transport, services, schools, etc...

[travisleestreet]

For sure, those searches are more about showing what’s possible (and making browsing fun) than what a high-intent buyer would actually type in.

That said, from speaking to a lot of London buyers, people are often more flexible on location than you’d expect. The real criteria tend to look more like: “3-bed house under £700k, 30 min commute from [office], near a park, low crime, good schools” rather than “3-bed in Hackney.” Basically along the lines of the location / mapping data you're suggesting.

We’ve already built travel-time search and plan to layer in more of that other 'services' style data in the next few months.