First impressions count
Best known for presenting Property Ladder, Double Your House for Half the Money and Sarah Beeny’s New Life in the Country, Sarah has been buying and selling property for more than twenty years. As part of her online estate agency business, Tepilo, Sarah has been sharing her expert knowledge for those looking to sell, to not only gain prospective buyers but to close that sale faster.
First Impressions Count “I know we’ve heard of it before, but they honestly do count. You don’t want a buyer to be in fear and trepidation before they get through the front door. Sweep, clear, paint and bring in some greens and you’ll arouse your buyers’ interest before they’ve even set eyes on the interior.”
Add colour “You may be all the colour your room needs to bring it to life, but without you in the photo, watch out your beige doesn’t turn into bland. Chuck in some colour and watch how a room can transform.”Make rooms bright and airy “There’s no point having windows if you block the light from them. Clear the space in front and let the room be awash with sunlight. Not only will the space feel bigger but it’ll make your buyer and you feel more positive.
Clean, clean, clean! “The only thing yuckier than your own dirty bathroom is someone else’s. So empty your bin, clear away damp towels and take a toothbrush to the corners and get scrubbing.” Clear the clutter “You’ll have heard your mum say it, but a tidy house really is a tidy mind. Nobody can focus on anything with stuff all around. You don’t want your buyer to be thinking about the lack of space rather than dreaming about their new life in your home. Not only will it improve the way your home looks but also how much it will sell for.”READ MORE
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