Increase your chances of receiving more viewings, more offers, and more money for your property!
What is Home Staging?
Home staging is a term used to describe preparing a property so it is visually appealing to it's target market.
First impressions play a big part in helping buyers decide whether your property could be the next home for them. And with online images often influencing that first impression, it helps to showcase your property in the right way to attract attention and leave buyers keen to see more.
Home staging can help you achieve this, as it is about presenting your property with intention to promote the lifestyle, features, and benefits it has to offer your prospective buyers.
After all, buying a property will often be the biggest purchase many of us will ever make, yet the importance of preparing your property before marketing it can easily get overlooked.
The Staged Finish can help by providing you with clear, personalised, and easy to follow guidance on how to present your property for buyers, using as much of the items you already have; whilst highlighting what could be added to further enhance it.
Why stage your property?
When marketing your property, it's easy to present it in a way that only shows buyers how you live, and not how they could live; which can make it difficult for buyers to visualise themselves living there.
For example, although you may be using the conservatory as a child's playroom, or the small bedroom as a walk-in wardrobe; will your buyers want to use that space in the same way?
When viewing your property, buyers will see what's presented to them and, oftentimes, find it hard to imagine a space looking any different to the way it is. They may also be aware of similar properties in the same and surrounding area(s) and price range as yours; so could have an idea what their money will get them when they come to view yours.
All the more reason to make sure your property stands out!
Knowing how to present and utilise each space effectively, and enhance all that your property has to offer, could be the difference between receiving low (or no) offers, and receiving the asking price or above.
So, why not take control of how buyers see your property when they view it online and in person; and increase your chances of selling quickly and for a higher price.