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Real Estate S
Eileen M. Day REALTOR
INSIDE APPEAL
There are two sides to every home for sale - the inside and the outside, ft takes a goodlooking outside to bring the prospect in. but it is the condition and appeal of the inside that will madte or break the sale. Providing an inviting lnte-; rior is vital to increasing the salability of your home. Like the" model homes that are professionally decorated to entice buyers in nei£ home develop-' ments. you can make a big difference in the way the interior of your home appeals to potential buyers.
Aim for that simple and uncluttered look. Most people ate more attracted to a home that is furnished as opposed to a vacant one. but one full of clutter will be a bigger turnoff than empty rooms. Clutter to a buyer means one thing - lack of living space.
If the interior is too cramped with furniture, you could think about storing the less attractive or worn pieces. Leave the best to show, but just enough to. look livable.
If there is anything we can do to help you in the field of real' estate, please stop in at EILEEN ’ N. DAY. Realtor, the Clopton House. Washington. Va.,i 22747. Phone 675-3033. We're: here to help.
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