Are you interested in upgrading your home? It’s important to remember that your house isn’t just a home, it’s your most significant financial asset. With that in mind, there are lots of different steps that you can explore to improve your home. Let’s get started.

Kitchen 

First, you might want to think about exploring upgrading the kitchen space in your home. The right choices when it comes to improving your kitchen will add at least 25% to the value and as such, the sale of your home. 

For instance, you might want to think about changing the lighting in your kitchen space. You could use sunken spotlights. These will make your kitchen space look more wide and open. Or, you could add a USP like a breakfast island to your kitchen space. This can have key features including a heat induction hob that looks incredible and also provides eco-friendly benefits as well. Companies like Ramsbottom Kitchens are the perfect way to add the perfect kitchen to your home. 

Bathroom 

Another option would be to think about changing up your bathroom. If you want to make your home more valuable, you need to ensure that you are thinking about what modern buyers want from a new home. For instance, you might want to get rid of the bath completely and instead think about adding a beautiful luxurious shower space to your bathroom. You could also think about changing the faucets as a smaller alteration that is going to have a massive impact on the aesthetic of your property. 

Garden 

Next, if you are busy upgrading your interior then you should also think about your garden. Sometimes the garden will be the first thing potential buyers see when they turn up at your home. If this is in a state of disrepair and hasn’t been looked after then it can put a lot of people off. They don’t want to move in and before anything else fix the garden that you could have already done. If you don’t want a high maintenance garden then you could switch out the real grass for astro turf

Attic 

Finally, if there is one thing you can do within your home to raise the selling price, it’s converting the attic. A loft conversion can add a whopping 20% to the asking price of your home. Make sure you have the money available in your budget for your loft conversion. You can expect to spend around £20,000 for a basic conversion, however, if your space is larger then this could be as much as £50,000. The issue with spending a big amount on your conversion is you might not get it back when you sell. A loft conversion can be used for pretty much anything, from a gaming room to a spare bedroom.

We hope this helps you understand some of the key steps that you can explore if you are interested in improving your home to ensure that it sells for the right price. 

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