LT Haven guide

LT Haven is a block theme for real estate agencies, realtors, letting agents and property managers. See it live in the demo.

Watch the 2-minute setup

Section patterns (Pro)

Pattern	Use it for
Hero with find-a-home and valuation card	Light hero with headline, buttons, trust points and an arched house picture with a “How can we help?” card and a valuation button.
Services grid	Six service cards: buying, selling, renting, property management, valuations and relocation.
Featured listings	Six property cards with photo, status, price, beds, baths and floor area, and a listings disclaimer.
Selling with us	Four steps from free valuation to handing over the keys.
Agency in numbers	Four key numbers on a dark band (sample figures until you change them).
About the agency	Arched picture, agency story and a checklist.
Valuation offer and guides	Three framed cards: free valuation, seller’s guide and buyer’s guide.
Neighbourhood guides	Three area cards with a picture, a short description and highlights.
Gallery of homes	Six photos of homes and rooms with captions.
Our agents	Agent cards with arched photo, role and specialty.
Client reviews	Three review cards (use real reviews only).
Frequently asked questions	Fees, selling time, viewings, valuations, renting and management.
Office hours and location	Hours, address, phone and a map with directions.
Contact cards	Call, email and visit cards.
Valuation call to action	Coloured band with “Book a free valuation” and phone buttons.

Page layouts (Pro)

• Home page: the complete homepage.
• Services page: services, featured listings, selling with us, valuation and guides, and FAQ.
• About page: agency story, numbers, gallery of homes, agents and reviews.
• Contact page: contact cards, office hours and map, and the valuation band.

Demo content to replace

• Phone (555) 014-3604, email [email protected] and the Oak Avenue address (header, footer, contact sections).
• Office hours (top bar, footer, hours section).
• The six sample listings: status, price, title, street, beds, baths, floor area and photos. Or replace the section with your listings or IDX plugin’s block.
• Agency numbers and rating, the fee placeholders [X]% in the FAQ, the valuation offer and guides, the three neighbourhoods.
• Agent names, roles and photos; the six gallery photos; sample reviews.
• The equal-housing and “information deemed reliable but not guaranteed” notes under the listings and in the footer: adapt them to the rules where you work.
• The “Book a free valuation” buttons: link them to your valuation form or booking page. The Instagram link: point it to your own profile.

Photo guide

Replace the illustrations and placeholder portraits with your own photos: select the image in the editor, then Replace. These sizes look sharp on large screens without slowing the site down.

Image	Shape	Upload size	Tips
Hero house picture	Portrait 4:5, arched top	1000 × 1250 px	A home you are marketing or a typical street in your area. Keep the house in the middle: the arch trims the top corners.
About picture	Landscape 5:4, arched top	1600 × 1280 px	Your office, your team, or a keys handover.
Listing photos	Landscape 4:3	1200 × 900 px	Front of each home in daylight, taken straight on. Use the same shape for every listing.
Neighbourhood pictures	Landscape 3:2	1200 × 800 px	A recognisable street, park or riverside in each area.
Gallery (6 photos)	Landscape 4:3	1200 × 900 px	Bright rooms from homes you marketed, with the owner’s permission.
Agent photos	Portrait 4:5, arched top	800 × 1000 px	Head and shoulders with space above the head, same light and background for everyone.
Map picture	Landscape 3:2	1600 × 1040 px	A screenshot of your map, or keep the illustration; the button links to Google Maps.
Blog featured images	Landscape 3:2	1600 × 1067 px	Shown on the blog cards and at the top of each post.
Logo (header and footer)	Wide or square	At least 200 px tall, PNG with a transparent background or SVG	Shown about 44 px tall. Set it in Appearance → Editor: select the logo block.
Site icon	Square	512 × 512 px	The small icon in browser tabs. Settings → General → Site Icon.

• Save photos as JPEG or WebP and keep each file under about 300 KB (a free tool such as squoosh.app does this).
• WordPress crops to the shape for you: select the image → Crop in the toolbar to choose which part shows.
• Fill in the Alternative text of each photo (for example “Our reception desk”) for accessibility and Google.
• Only use photos you own or have permission for. Ask clients before you publish photos of them.

Colour styles

Default (navy and brass), Evergreen, Terracotta and Slate. Try them in the live demo with the colour dots in the top bar.