When assessing your homes curb appeal , consider how it looks to someone seeing it for the first time. Here are some factors that contribute to curb appeal:
Well-kept lawns and plants can improve the overall look of your property. Flowering and Non-flowering plants and shrubs are a great way to make a big impact with minimal effort. Two of the most commonly used shrubs are the boxwood (non-flowering) and the hydrangea (flowering) – though there are numerous varieties, so be sure to consider several important factors:
Once you identify these four important factors, you can begin researching the best shrubs and varieties for your home. Don’t forget to use your local Plant & Tree Nurseries, they can be a wealth of information and tips, and likely have what you need right there on hand.
Proper Lighting can make your home look warm and inviting, especially in the evenings. It also helps increase safety and security.
Consider the front porch the first room of your home. You want it to be inviting, warm a reflection of what lies beyond the front door. (Updating your porch light fixture doubles in this category as well, it’s a two-for-one upgrade!)
This one doesn’t require much elaboration. Fresh paint can give your home new life and colors that complement the neighborhood can highlight architectural features.
Whether or not you are looking to sell in the near future, we all want to put our best foot forward. Making the first impression of our home a welcoming one is a worth-while goal. However, if you are in the market to buy or sell a home, or if you just have questions about how to get started, please contact us by clicking the link below. We would love to hear from you! Not local? We’d love to refer you to a trusted Agent in your area.
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