Here are some things to consider that will create value to a small property.
Location:
- A room with a view is a positive feature for a small property. An expansive view can make a small space feel larger. A designer will accentuate the view making it the focal point of the space.
- Cultural rich city. Being in close proximity to dining, arts and entertainment gives a small space a definate advantage. A designer will help you diffuse city noise.
- Nature: Being able to escape into nature via long walks through the park, lounging at the beach or fishing at the lake, being close to nature is prime real estate. A designer has tricks to bringing the outside -in.
Storage and Style:
- Purchasing or updating a small property with built-ins and storage options as well as providing multi-purpose rooms is a resale perk. A designer can custom design built-in storage and closet systems for the property. Buyers can definately see the value of a small home with built-ins and lots of storage.
- Paint. It's true, a fresh coat of paint goes a long way - nuetral is better as people want to visualize their own style in the space. One of my secrets is to paint the cieling the same color as the walls creating a seamless space.
- Product. Having the latests upgrades is important. Counters should be at 36" high. Tile should be updated or glazed. Fixtures, including plumbing and lighting should be updated. Cabinets and built-in's should appear rich and expensive. An interior designer can create concept and cohesion in a space.
Amenities:
- Purchasing in a development or community that is rich in amenities will definately pay off. Pools, hot tubs, exercise facilities, walking and bicycle paths, and covered parking are benefits with advantage. Your realtor can guide you through the process of finding the perfect community.
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