You can remove your property details from any property portal by asking your estate agent. This can sometimes take up to 24 hours for the property details to come off. If all fails, I would recommend emailing the property portal themselves and asking them to remove your property with immediate effect.
Any official sold figures will come from HM Land Registry, so if you're looking for information about one specific property the Land Registry website is a great place to start. If you're looking for a general overview of sold prices in a wider area, you might find websites such as Rightmove or Zoopla useful.
From a web browser, visit google.maps, then type in your home address and click on the image of your house. Click on the three dots while in Google Street View, and choose "Report a Problem". Adjust the red box's size to tell Google what to blur in map view. Click Submit.
Once you have claimed your home, click on the Edit Facts icon from the Owner View of the property page. To remove a photo, click on the X in the corner of the photo. Or, to remove a photo, click on an individual photo and click Remove Photo. To remove all photos, click Delete all photos.
There are two main avenues you can take to de-list your property from Rightmove. Contact Your Estate Agent. If you've listed your property for sale or rent via an estate agent, your best bet is to get in touch with them directly and request removal. Contact Rightmove Directly. Image Credit: My Online Estate Agent/Flickr.
Whether you are interested in buying, or selling, property via Rightmove, you might want to download the images. Now sure, you can do this one-by-one, by right clicking on each photo (when viewed full screen) and choose to copy/save the photos, but that's a very manual task, which will take you time.