Photograph the actual piece.
Use good light, clear away clutter, and show several angles. Include close-ups of scratches, stains, or repairs.
Measure it.
Include width, depth, and height. Mention whether legs, shelves, or other parts can be removed for transport.
Describe its condition honestly.
Explain what works well and what doesn’t. Details about wear, odors, and missing hardware help buyers decide.
Set a realistic asking price.
Compare similar pieces by brand, material, condition, and size. Remember that an asking price is not proof of what something actually sold for.
Explain pickup.
Let buyers know about stairs, tight access, or the need to bring help. Keep your precise address in the private conversation when needed.