| Checklist – Staging your home will present it at its very best
When it comes to selling your house, buyers notice even the smallest details. The better your property looks and feels, the more money you are likely to get, and the faster it will sell. Here’s a checklist to boost your street appeal and make your interior look more attractive to potential buyers.
Boost Your Street Appeal Checklist:
- Ensure that your home is ready to lure in onlookers
- Power wash the outside and driveway
- Clean up or replace your letterbox and house numbers
- Plant blooming flowers and fresh greenery
- Mow the lawn and keep it green
- Clean or paint your front fence
- Wash the front windows
- Repaint or stain the front porch floor
- Clean or repaint your front door
Indoor Checklist:
- Remove all clutter
- Make sure your entryway sets the scene for buyers as they walk through the door
- Use sophisticated neutral colors throughout
- Use appropriate furniture to help potential buyers imagine how each room would look and feel
- Do not leave any rooms empty
- Keep curtains and blinds open to let in as much light as possible
- Display new, clean towels
- Keep kids’ toys to a minimum and stack them neatly
- Partially empty out closets and cupboards
- Make sure all beds are made and looking inviting
- Ensure that all floors are clean and shining
- Clean away any loose cables
- Ensure that your cupboards and drawers are clean
- Completely clean kitchen benches
- Set the dining table ready for dinner
- Pull your furniture off the walls
- Use pairs (of sofas, chairs, lamps)
- Rearrange the furniture to make the rooms appear bigger
- Decorate to feel cozy in winter or cool in summer
- Proper lighting can change the look of your home and make it more inviting and appealing to buyers
- Add table lamps and floor lamps to brighten up dark areas
- Make sure your home smells nice
- Empty all garbage
- Use candles or fragrance diffusers
- Fresh flowers are always a nice touch
- Indoor plants are a great way to add style to a home.
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