Noah Levy: Is Your Home Feeling Tired? Looking For A Simple Face Lift?

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Is Your Home Feeling Tired? Looking For A Simple Face Lift?

Is your home feeling tired?  Looking for a simple face lift?

Every now and then I look at my own home and realize that while I'm out and about assisting sellers and buyers with their Real Estate Needs I often times skip over the advise which I give to others. I have written posts about prepping your home for sale and thought to myself....why not take my own advise and apply it to my own home?!?!

No I am not in the market but I thought a few little changes can probably make a difference.  So think about it....Is your home feeling tired? Is your home in need of a  simple face lift?

Below are a few simple tips which will brighten up any home both inside and out - regardless if you are thinking of selling or just looking for a simple face lift for your home.

Exterior:

1. Change out your mailbox

2. Have a welcome mat

3. Get  two planters one for each side of the door - fill with flowers.   Mums are great during this time of year.

4. Paint your front door

5. Trim your bushes and get rid of dead branches

 

Interior:

1. Buy a fresh bouquet of flowers

2. Repaint a room

3. Go through closets and purge what you and /or your family does not use - make a donation

4. Get new towels for your powder room

5. Get a garbage bag and clean out a drawer or two - you'll be amazed how quickly the bag is filled.

 

Just pick a few of these tips and you will be amazed what a little face lift can do to a home.  I strongly believe that  - "change is good" and I think that every home deserves  a change once in a while too.

The above article, Is Your Home Feeling Tired? Looking For A Simple Face Lift?, was written by Noah Levy - a REALTOR assisting sellers and buyers with their Real Estate needs along Chicago's North Shore Suburbs.

 

 

For more information regarding homes for sale or listing your property  in Highland Park IL, Glencoe, Kenilworth, Wilmette, Winnetka, Deerfield and other surrounding Chicago North Shore suburbs check out my website Noahlevyhomes.com give me a call at 312.203.2416 or email noah.levy@cbexchange.com.  

I look forward to hearing from you!  

"Noah Knows Real Estate!"

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Comments

What great easy ideas.  I was thinking about buying mums yesterday, but didn't get around to it. 

Posted by Judy Greenberg- Coldwell Banker- Buffalo Grove- Long Grove Homes for Sale (Coldwell Banker Buffalo Grove- 350 Half Day Road ) over 1 year ago

Great ideas!  Just be careful with the flowers inside for potential buyers with allergies.  :)

Posted by Shelley Rowton (RE/MAX River City Realtors, Austin TX) over 1 year ago

Judy-

I am all about simple - have you gotten your mums?

Shelley-

Good point I never thought of potential buyers with allergies

Posted by Noah Levy, Coldwell Banker Highland Park IL (Coldwell Banker) over 1 year ago

Cute post Noah, with good, fresh ideas! I've been meaning to replace the pots by my front door..it's mum season!

Posted by Stephanie Hofman (Coldwell Banker, Highland Park, IL) over 1 year ago

Noah -- these are all great tips for anyone, whether they're selling or not.  There's nothing like a few changes to re-energize a space and make you feel like you've really accomplished something.  (Clearing out the excess "clutter" that we all accumulate in closets, cupboards and drawers is a great thing to do even if only for 10 minutes a day -- before you know it, it'll be done and you'll feel so much better!)

Posted by Maureen Bray ~ Home Stager Portland OR ~ Home Staging Portland Oregon (Room Solutions Home Staging Portland OR) over 1 year ago

Maureen

It is incredible how a little effort can make a big difference. Thanks for stopping by.

Posted by Noah Levy, Coldwell Banker Highland Park IL (Coldwell Banker) over 1 year ago

Noah - I just bought potted mums, two to replace the geraniums in my urns by the front steps and 3 to put on the front flower beds after I trimmed the tired perennials that were there.  They make a big difference.

Posted by Rosalinda Morgan "The Rose Lady" over 1 year ago

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