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HOT TIPS FOR A SUMMER SALE Most properties simply look better under a blue sky and in the summer sunlight – here’s some advice to help you nab a better sale price too. PREPARE YOUR HOME WITH THE WEATHER IN MIND During summer, your outdoor space is a key selling point for your home so you need to make sure it’s in great shape for open homes and marketing material. Mow the lawns, trim your hedges, sweep porches & paths, tidy the garden. If your home needs it, apply a fresh coat of paint to its exterior, but at the very least, water blast to remove dust and grime. It’s essential that your home feels comfortable when viewers attend open homes. Open your windows and doors to your outdoor area to make the space feel airy. If it’s particularly hot, have your aircon on and place a jug of inviting, icy cold water garnished with lemon, cucumber & mint on the kitchen bench. Don’t forget the glasses! Last of all, it’s always a good idea to make sure the windows are crystal clean as buyers get excited about sunlight streaming into a living room or master bedroom. CHOOSE YOUR OPEN TO VIEW TIMES CAREFULLY During the morning or evening, temperatures may be more comfortable for viewers. On the other hand, if your home doesn’t see a lot of natural light, midday might be the best time. CONSIDER HOME STAGING OPTIONS If you’re not quite sure how you can arrange your space to make it appealing to potential buyers, then you might want to consider a professional staging company. Home staging can come with a price, but if you’re willing to invest, it can be worthwhile. Stylists know what picky home buyers are looking for when they come through your house, so they’ll keep up with the latest trends and help you get set up for success. HIGHLIGHT YOUR INDOOR-OUTDOOR LIVING SPACE During summer home viewings your indooroutdoor space needs to shine. It should be easy for prospective buyers to visualise themselves entertaining friends, or having a drink after work in the spaces. New outdoor furniture, a sunshade, or even a comfy bench under a tree at the end of your garden can make all the difference.

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