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    Ellie, I fully agree that initial eye appeal is the number one drawcard to your property. We have done many properties up over the years, with great results and not a huge outlay. Be very careful not to over capitilize. Many women are heavily influenced by the kitchen and bathroom. These can usually be easily updated with ideas such as new bench tops, change the door handles to a more modern looking handle. New sink mixer. If you need to change electrical appliances try to buy good quality, look around at shops that carry Seconds (great Whirlpool one in Alderley). In the bathroom you can once again change the door handles on the vanity and if the draws are a little tatty just find a good cabinet maker who can make up new fronts for them. I usually like to have my houses simply furnished when selling. If you don’ have a couple of spare beds then have a rip around some garage sales or second hand shops(just make sure their not too musty smelling).I’ve also picked up some neat looking little prints and bits and pieces.
    Make sure inside of the cupboards are spotless!!!! A good scrub with domestos and a light scourer will remove most marks and leave them smelling fresh. There are many simple ideas you can use and sometimes a little outlay on presentation will make your property appeal to a wider [biggrin]market and thus increase you chances of achieving your price. Remember, keep it simple, best of luck!!
    Linda.

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