Spring has sprung! As we come out of the bitter New England winter and transition into warmer weather, it’s time to get excited about sprucing up our homes for summer again. Whether you’re preparing to sell or just want to add some curb appeal to make your house a welcoming home, we have some great spring tips for you!
If you admire smart home gadgets but are too intimidated to take the step of incorporating them into your home because they are too expensive, we’re here to tell you that they are more accessible than you think.
Here are our tips for how to turn your home into a smart home without spending a fortune:
Similar to how clothing trends of the past make a revival in modern fashion, recent home design and decor trends have given new life to previously outdated vintage and retro styles.
Here’s our list for the Best Home Decor Trends Making a Major Comeback
Colorful Appliances
Picture this, the stager you hired has left, your house has never looked so pristine and beautiful. It’s an amazing thing, but we understand if you’re stressed about keeping your home in tip-top shape - especially if you have kids and pets. Luckily there are plenty of things that you can do to keep your home stunning, here you will find a few tips to keep your well-staged home intact, even when you’re still living in it.
7 Simple Ways to Add Curb Appeal to Your New England Home this Fall
Summer has come and gone with the temperature only cooling down more and more, however; the housing market is only heating up. Although you may have dedicated a good amount of time to sprucing up your home and adding summertime touches, we must now prepare for a whole new season. With fall comes a whole new list of to-dos for what your home needs in order to look its best, especially when it’s on or going to be on the market. Curb appeal makes a major impact on whether a potential buyer is excited about buying your home, or wants to skip the house tour altogether. So, we’ve compiled a list of the best things sellers can do to add curb appeal to their homes this fall.
We’re in the midst of some very trying and unprecedented times, with events and regular entertainment on hold for the foreseeable future. A lot of people are taking extra precaution and staying in - but we’re all going a little stir crazy. So instead of highlighting events around New Hampshire and Massachusetts, we’re going to give you a few cleaning tips and tricks you wish you had all along!
We’re faced with four unique seasons here in the Northeast. With each season comes with its own set of challenges that pertain to selling a home. Today, let’s talk about prepping your home to go to market in the midst of autumn.
You can’t always tell at first glance if the home you are about to buy has hidden repair issues. This is why your Realtor will recommend hiring a certified home inspector to do a thorough check on the structure and major systems of the home before you prepare to close on any home.
You may think that the first thing buyers notice about your home is its size, the layout of the floorplan, or even those shiny new appliances in your kitchen. The truth is that a buyer’s first impression is often set by things that sellers don’t think about.
When preparing to list their house, most sellers tackle a few clean-up or maintenance projects first. But did you know that painting your home’s exterior might be one of the most important tasks you can do to boost curb appeal?
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