Don't Forget To Stage Your Bathroom
Jill Stoltzfoos • January 21, 2019
Tips for Making Small Spaces Stand Out
When you're getting your home ready to sell, the last thing on your mind is your bathroom. But staging even the small spaces in your home will make a huge difference when potential buyers schedule a showing. Today I want to share 3 simple ways to make your bathroom look its best so keep on reading or if you'd like more info about listing your home, contact me to schedule an appointment.
- Step One
Declutter! Less is definitely more when it comes to your personal items. Your bathroom cabinets and linen closet will look larger and more spacious if there are fewer items in them. You are selling your house, not your stuff. There are professional organizers for hire that can make quick work of this job. I can recommend some! - Step Two
Bathroom Basics: Keep those counters cleared and the toilet seat down. This opens up the smaller size of a bathroom and draws the buyer's eyes to the bathroom itself. A neatly folded towel or inviting display of hand soaps is certainly appropriate. And your toilet? No one wants to see the inside of it, even if it is clean. - Step Three
Fresh and Clean: Its hard for a buyer to see the beauty of a bathroom past the toothpaste in the sink. Bathrooms are important to buyers and a clean one is an example that the bathroom and the therefore the house has been well maintained. For the busy sellers it might be wise to higher a house cleaner to clean the entire house so you only need to do minor daily touch ups.
Real Life Real Estate with Jill
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