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Quick and simple ways to prepare your house to sell
29.02.2024 - 19:28 / growingfamily.co.uk / Catherine
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If you want to prepare your house to sell, you’re probably considering the need for repairs or improvements. Projects such as installing frame sliding glass doors are a great way to increase your home’s value and make it more attractive to buyers. Or you can save costs by staging the property for pictures, sales videos, and viewings; something as simple as rearranging furniture, painting walls, or altering the colour palette can have a big impact.
Homes that have been staged tend to sell for more than those that have not. Viewing videos, high-resolution images, or a virtual tour of a well-stage home will give buyers a positive impression of the property’s layout and features. If your home is less than clean, poorly lit, or cluttered, potential buyers may be less inclined to take a look.
This article will cover seven low-cost ideas that can increase your home’s worth and help you generate more interest from potential buyers.
To make your home more desirable to prospective buyers, the easiest and least expensive thing you can do is to declutter. Removing some of your possessions will help potential homebuyers to see your property as a blank canvas, just waiting to be embellished with their own style.
Tackle this task methodically, working on one room at a time. You can donate unwanted items to charity, given others a new life via recycling or upcycling, and get rid of everything else. The reward at the end of this job is a home that feels more spacious and organised – two things that buyers will love.
A simple, low-cost way to refresh a room is to paint the walls, skirting, and doors. Using light, neutral hues will create a sense of space, and also help to maximise natural light.
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