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Check out what's new in kitchen design. New doors don't have to be expensive. Simply changing handles is a cheap way to give kitchen units a lift. Choose handles that are similar in size and shape to your existing ones to save you having to fill and sand holes. Fix any broken tiles.

No pets

Remove all evidence of pets. Put bowls, beds and toys out of sight. Never have pets in the kitchen when showing your home.

Off the menu

Kitchens should smell fresh and clean. Even with extractor fans, kitchens can harbour odours.
Eat out or keep your cooking bland if you have viewings planned. Baking bread and brewing coffee does not enhance the saleability of your property, but it does create a very homely atmosphere.

Wash day

Do not run appliances in the kitchen during a viewing of your property. You want to create an impression of calm and style, not humdrum housework.

Clean lines

Is your kitchen really clean? Run your fingers over the surfaces to feel for stickiness or grease. Units should be spotless, inside and out. Keep surfaces as clear as possible. Put anything away that you do not use daily. It will be easier to keep clean this way too.

Casual dining

If your kitchen is large enough to accommodate a table and seating, make sure there's one there, even if you also have a separate dining room. An extra eating area in the kitchen suggests value for money.

 

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PROPERTY INFORMATION CLINIC - CASTLEKNOCK
THE MARKET, MARK KEENAN, THE SUNDAY TIMES
REDUCTION IN THE RATE OF STAMP DUTY
INSTANT VIEWINGS ON YOUR MOBILE
Conditions:
  • These particulars do not constitute an offer or contract or any part thereof and none of the statements contained in the particulars as to the property is to be relied on as a statement or representation of fact
  • The vendor does not make or give, nor is the Agent(s) or its staff authorized to make or give any representation or warranty in respect of this property
  • All descriptions, dimensions, references to condition and necessary permission for use and occupation, and other details are given in good faith and are believed to be correct but any intending purchaser or tenant should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but must satisfy himself/herself by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them
  • In the event of any inconsistency between these particulars and the contract of sale, the latter shall prevail.
  • The terms, Vendor and Purchaser, where the context requires shall be deemed to refer to Lessor and Lessee and Landlord and Tenant respectively.