Similarly, you can enhance bathrooms easily by re-grouting, painting unattractive tiles, adding a frameless glass screen or hanging a decorative mirror, or even changing up the vanity and basin if they’re outdated. Adding plants is also a really cheap and easy way to give bathrooms a fresh appeal. If you’re looking at doing more serious renovations, it’s always worth considering putting in an ensuite as plenty of buyers will look for these.
I find that buyers often get tired of seeing similarly styled and decorated homes, leaving them feeling a bit underwhelmed. De-cluttering is an obvious must, removing some of your personal items such as photos, but it’s ok to let your personality and taste shine through. Everyone loves a place that feels really well loved and like a home. Storage is another important factor. If you haven’t got much in your house, get clever and creative and make use of the available space.
If you’ve got a vacant property, I’d generally recommend that you have it professionally styled, especially if you’ve got some unusual spaces. People often can’t see what’s not in front of them and there’s no doubt that styling can reap you more than you’ll spend. We work with great stylists with an aesthetic that works really well in our market, whether you’re having a full style or just need some key pieces added and minor tweaks made.
It’s also important to make sure that you pick the right time of day to show your property. Open doors, let the light and air in and show off that Spring clean to really make the most of your home.
To achieve successful results for clients in today’s climate, we as agents need to do so much more than simply sell homes. At CobdenHayson our point of difference lies in the value added services we offer, the work we do behind the scenes and the way we identify every opportunity to make clients’ lives easier.