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You don’t need record-breaking temperatures for viewings on hot days to get uncomfortably warm. In fact, any rooms that face the sun can absorb significant heat. Walking around hot and stuffy rooms can be a stifling experience for summer buyers, so it’s a smart move to prepare your home when the mercury is set to
The average moving home costs for selling and buying in England are somewhere between £13,000 and £17,000, and with so much at stake, you want to make great choices. This isn’t about hunting for the cheapest option at every turn. It’s about knowing what lies ahead and making smart choices so you can design the
“A place for everything, and everything in its place.” It’s such a simple sentence, but real life is rarely that straightforward, and finding a dedicated spot for all the things you own can be easier said than done. Nonetheless, tidiness and organisation sell, because they make your home feel like an easy place to
Houses in Multiple Occupation now make up around 10% of the private rental sector in the UK, and with the higher yields available, you might be thinking of buying an HMO. Recent data from Landlord Today shows a 40% surge in HMO licence applications between 2018 and 2025, fuelled by the soaring demand for rental
There’s a lot more to choosing who to sell your home to than how much they offer. While getting the highest possible price is obviously important, you also need to be as sure as possible that your buyer is in a position to proceed and will stay the course until completion. Nothing is more irritating
If you feel you could lose thousands of pounds by accepting an offer too quickly, you’re not alone. At the same time, you probably want to find a buyer and move your life forward with as few delays as possible. Nobody wants their home to sit on the market for months, and nobody wants a
There’s nothing wrong with small rooms, from a cute Victorian cottage with tiny proportions throughout, to the box room in a family home, to a narrow galley kitchen. Buyers aren’t necessarily disappointed by small spaces, and adding more value doesn’t always mean trying to make them feel larger. Cosy rooms that are easy to clean
Buyers love character, and they’ll pay handsomely for it, which makes restoring your home’s period charm an excellent way of uncovering extra value. There was a time when everyone was ripping out fireplaces, panelling over doors and doing their best to hide or replace original features that were seen, somewhat unbelievably, as too fussy. Fortunately,
Buying season starts with spring, and is it any wonder? After the grey and gloom of a British winter, the sun is finally showing its face, and nature is bursting into blossom and bloom. As the weather heats up, the positive vibes of spring take hold. Buyers come out of hibernation in droves, keen to
Somewhere along the lines, the kitchen has gone from where one person slaved over a hot stove in solitude, to where everyone wants to be. Today, you could easily argue that the kitchen is the most important room in the home: from cooking and eating, to work and entertaining, to watching TV alone, nowhere performs
