Thinking about selling? We asked three industry professionals their advice on how to successfully get your property market-ready and avoid unnecessary delays. Hear more from Mark Hennelly, Partner, David Walley & Co. Solicitors.
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Q: I’m painting my interior with a view to putting my home on the market. Does everything have to be painted in cream? Colour consultant Niamh Courtney offers her expert advice.
Q: It's winter and my garden and patio aren't looking their best. How can I brighten up these outdoor spaces without a huge expense? Garden designer Marion Keogh offers her expert advice.
Q: My house is going on the market and I want to declutter it for viewings. Where do I start? Suzy Kell, decluttering coach, offers her expert advice.
Q: I’m downsizing from a larger house to a smaller one but I don’t want to say goodbye to all my furniture and artwork. What can I bring with me? Helena Cousins of Zinc Interior Design offers her expert advice.
Q: My home is going on the market. How do I style it for summer viewings? Interior designer Natasha Rocca Devine offers her expert advice.
Most gardens look their best in summer but also need more maintenance. Lawns require regular mowing and anything planted in pots will need to be watered. Fortunately, there are ways to get the garden looking good without spending a fortune. Here are some tricks of the trade!
Q: I want to move house but I need to sell my own home to buy another. How can I make this go smoothly?
Carole Ross, Branch Manager & Director, Sherry FitzGerald, Templeogue offers her expert advice.
Rightsizing, also known as downsizing, means moving to more suitable housing as people’s requirements change. It generally happens in later life when people move from a family home to a smaller and more manageable property.
