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5 Ways to Boost Your Home’s Curb Appeal

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March 20, 2020
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5 Ways to Boost Your Home’s Curb Appeal

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Before listing your home, improving curb appeal is a top priority. Luxury homebuyers want a turnkey residence that requires zero work before they move in and if your house is looking a little worse for wear from the street, they could be turned off before even stepping through the front door.

In order to get your home in tip-top shape, be prepared to show a little love to the exterior. Here are a few ways to add major curb appeal that will have potential buyers excited when they pull up to your property.

Landscape Design

Bringing in a professional landscape team to do their magic is always a good idea. Lush plantings and flower gardens, as well as neatly pruned hedges and trees, will instantly transform your front yard.

Stage the Front Porch

If you want prospective buyers to feel that the home is welcoming before they even get inside, staging the front porch is the way to do it. Potted plants and beautiful light fixtures will set the tone and, if space allows, a wooden bench or small seating area always feels inviting.

Tend the Exterior

Power washing the exterior and adding a fresh coat of paint or stain will have your home looking brand new in no time. Replacing the front door, or simply painting it a charming new color, can also do wonders. If your garage door is nothing special, upgrading it to a stylish, high-end model is another opportunity to set your home apart.

Welcoming Walkway

Don’t make visitors trudge across your lawn. A thoughtfully designed stone or pebble path that meanders through your front yard is the perfect way to guide them from the curb to your porch.

Redo the Driveway

Often overlooked, a stately driveway can have prospective buyers impressed upon arrival. There are plenty of different options to explore depending on the style of your home, like cobblestone, pea gravel, or blue stone.

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