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Alexandra Stapleton Property Photography Photographing luxury homes in North Devon to deliver first class imagery to help sell your home

So much hard work goes into creating beautiful spaces like this, and the details deserve to be seen. ✨That’s why I work ...
22/10/2026

So much hard work goes into creating beautiful spaces like this, and the details deserve to be seen. ✨

That’s why I work with businesses to create professional imagery that showcases the quality, craftsmanship and thought behind what they do.

If you’re a Devon-based business with a beautiful space to share with the world, I’d love to hear from you. Whether it’s a hotel, a holiday let, a commercial space or a finished project, I can help you bring it to life through photography.

Great photography isn’t just a cost; it’s an investment in your business. The right imagery helps you stand out, attract your ideal customers and turn that first impression into real opportunities.

Let’s show the world what you do best. 🤍

Shot for Home Sweet Home - Barnstaple

19/10/2026

Actions, not words. But when is the right time to act?

I committed to documenting my journey into property investment.

The truth is, sometimes I wonder what to share to make it engaging. And sometimes, at least for me, progress feels slow.

There's so much to learn, and I'm conscious that I can't wait until I know everything or the circumstances are perfect. Because they never will be.

But equally, I don't want to rush into something as significant as a property investment without doing my homework and understanding the risks.

One thing I've learnt about myself over the years is that I need a deadline to make a decision.

I'm a considered decision-maker. Give me 30 seconds to make a decision, and I'll make it. Give me two weeks, and I'll probably take the full two weeks, exploring the options, weighing everything up and sleeping on it before reaching a conclusion.

Its not necessarily a bad thing. Due diligence matters, particularly when there's a significant amount of money involved.

But it does make me wonder: at what point does careful consideration become a reason for not taking action?

I started thinking about whether I should set myself a deadline. A date by which I'd aim to have made an offer on my first investment property.

An old business coach once gave me a mantra that has stayed with me: Acta Non Verba — actions, not words.

It's great advice, and something I try to remind myself of when I find myself overthinking a decision. But I'm not convinced that setting a deadline and taking action simply for the sake of it is the right approach here.

Property investment involves real money and real risk. I want to move forward, but I also want to make considered decisions for the right reasons.

So, for those of you who've already taken that first step into property investment:

How did you know when you were ready to act?

How did you balance doing enough research and due diligence with recognising that, at some point, you have to take the leap?



📷 Alexandra Stapleton Property Photography

When ℙ𝕚𝕘 𝕠𝕟 𝕥𝕙𝕖 ℍ𝕚𝕝𝕝 reached out to me after seeing my work, I was thrilled to help bring their holiday lodges to life b...
15/10/2026

When ℙ𝕚𝕘 𝕠𝕟 𝕥𝕙𝕖 ℍ𝕚𝕝𝕝 reached out to me after seeing my work, I was thrilled to help bring their holiday lodges to life behind the lens! 📸

They wanted fresh, high-impact imagery that truly captures the experience of staying in their stunning chalets. From cozy wood-burner warmth to stepping straight out of bed onto a private hot tub deck. 

Professional photography is one of the most powerful tools for holiday accommodation owners. Beautiful, crisp visuals don’t just look great on a feed, they also build trust, showcase key features, and ultimately convert scrollers into direct bookings. 🥂

This is not a cost to your business, it’s an investment. Contact me if you’re a North Devon based accommodation company who needs to attract more bookings 💸

Imagine this…You instruct an estate agent to sell your home.You spend days cleaning, decluttering and getting everything...
09/10/2026

Imagine this…

You instruct an estate agent to sell your home.

You spend days cleaning, decluttering and getting everything picture-perfect for the photographer.

But months pass, and your home hasn’t sold.

So, you change estate agents.

And what happens? Another photoshoot. Another day preparing your home. More disruption, and potentially more marketing costs.

But what if there was a better way?

What if YOU commissioned your own professional property photographer?

📸 One professional photoshoot. Beautiful imagery that showcases your property at its absolute best.

🏡 Your images move with you. Change estate agents without having to start the photography process again, with the appropriate image licence.

✨ Creative control. Have a say in how your home is photographed and presented to potential buyers.

🤍 Less disruption. One less thing to worry about when selling your home.

And these images? They’re a perfect example of exactly that.

My client commissioned me directly to photograph their beautiful property (as they loved my bright style), giving them greater control over their marketing imagery, regardless of which estate agent they choose.

Because your estate agent might change, but your home’s first impression shouldn’t have to.

Your home is likely your biggest financial asset.

Shouldn’t you have a say in how it’s marketed?

📩 Thinking of selling? Let’s make sure your property stands out from the very first viewing online.

Get in touch here - https://www.alexandrastapletonpropertyphotography.co.uk/contact

My job? Giving every property an equal opportunity to shine.Shot for Joe Ovey / North Devon Estate Agent
21/09/2026

My job? Giving every property an equal opportunity to shine.

Shot for Joe Ovey / North Devon Estate Agent

15/09/2026

COMING SOON | Fordlands Crescent

Now THIS is a proper family home... 😍

If you're bored of tiny rooms and new-build boxes, you might want to see this one.

🏡 Beautiful period home
🛏️ THREE double bedrooms
👑 Huge principal bedroom + en-suite
🍳 Massive kitchen/breakfast room with island
🛋️ Separate sitting & dining rooms
🔥 Fireplaces, high ceilings & period character
🎮 Large attic room
🌳 Garden + private suntrap courtyard
🚗 Gated parking + garage

And the sitting room alone is nearly 16ft x 15ft. 😮‍💨

📍 Raleigh, Bideford

A LOT of house coming to the market very soon... 👀

Want the details before it hits the portals?

📩 Drop me a message
📞 07985 306 741
📧 [email protected]

Photos taken by the stunning Alexandra Stapleton Property Photography
Video by the incredible Outland Films

Joe Ovey | North Devon Estate Agent

10/09/2026
Edits are exported, inbox is cleared, and I am officially ready for the weekend! ☕️✨Have a great weekend, rest up, kids ...
04/09/2026

Edits are exported, inbox is cleared, and I am officially ready for the weekend! ☕️✨

Have a great weekend, rest up, kids are back to school, then let’s get back to business 💥

Next stop the C word….. 🙈

19/08/2026

Can you sell your house yourself on Facebook? Absolutely.

You don’t have to use an estate agent to sell a property in England or Wales.

You can photograph it yourself, put it into a local Facebook group, arrange your own viewings, negotiate directly with buyers and potentially save yourself an estate agency fee.

Simple.

Well… sort of.

Because there’s quite a big difference between advertising a house and successfully selling one.

Putting six photographs on Facebook and writing “3 bed house for sale, £425k, PM me” is certainly advertising. It is not necessarily a particularly good strategy for handling what may be the largest financial transaction of your life.

So, if you’re considering selling your home yourself, I’m not going to tell you not to.

Instead, here’s what I’d want you to know before you start.

Read the full article linked below

First impressions happen in seconds and for most home buyers, that first impression is online. To make sure your propert...
13/08/2026

First impressions happen in seconds and for most home buyers, that first impression is online.

To make sure your property photos look like a magazine spread, here’s a quick pre-shoot checklist to get every room camera-ready:

✨ 1. Hide the daily clutter
Clear off kitchen counters and bathroom vanities. Keep appliances, soaps, and toothbrushes tucked away so the focal point stays on the architecture and space.

🚽 2. Put all toilet lids DOWN
Simple, but crucial! A minor detail that makes a massive difference in bathroom shots.

🚗 3. Clear the driveway & lawn
Park cars down the street or in the garage, hide garden hoses, and tuck away trash cans out of sight for that clean exterior hero shot.

💡 4. Turn ON all lights
Turn on lamps and overhead lights to create warmth and ambiance.

🛏️ 5. Smooth out beds & fluff pillows
Bedding catches light dramatically. Smooth out wrinkles and arrange accent pillows neatly for a cozy, inviting feel.

📌 Pro Tip for Agents: Save this post to send to your sellers before shoot day, or share it to your story to help them prepare!

Got a new listing coming up? Send a DM to book your shoot! 📩

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