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Renovations: Changes That Can Increase Your Property Value




Sure, when you first move into a property, you tend to find something that ticks as many of your boxes as possible. You’ll view countless properties, bringing along a checklist of essentials, nice to haves and bonus features. You’ll eventually settle on one that is pretty much ideal. But there are all sorts of reasons that you might want to consider carrying out renovations on your home. Perhaps you’ve found a property that’s almost perfect and just needs a little work done to become your ideal living space. Maybe you uncover repairs or issues with your home that need to be resolved. Your needs may change over time, meaning you need to extend your property or make other changes to make more living space for extra family members or to make the space more accessible. Whatever your reason for wanting to renovate, it’s good to know that most renovations come with an extra perk. They can increase your property value! This means that when you do decide to sell up and go, you can get more bang for your buck in the process. Here are some renovations that could help you to achieve this!


Basement Conversions

Got a basement? For many people, this space ends up completely disused and abandoned. This is understandable. Basements can be damp, cold and dark. However, with the right work, you can convert your basement into a comfortable and functional living space, maximising the usable space you have inside your home. Now, a basement conversion should always be carried out by a professional. So, get an idea of what you’d like your basement to be like and then contact experienced tradespeople with plenty of good reviews and an impressive portfolio. Some examples of things you can do with basements include a games room, a TV room, a kids’ play room and more.


Loft and Attic Conversions

Lofts and attics are another space that we tend to rarely use. Most of us simply use them as storage space for items we’ll never need or look at again. So, instead, why not convert this into an extra room? Lofts and attics can get windows installed, providing plenty of natural light and making them ideal as an extra bedroom or a guest room. Again, contact experienced professionals who will be able to help you further with this.


En Suites

If you have a few people living in your home, chances are, there’s a queue for the family bathroom each morning. You can counteract this by adding an en suite to your room. This provides an extra bathroom for you to use and is also nicely convenient. All you need to do is roll out of bed and you can quickly and easily access a bathroom, whatever the time of day or night.


These are just a few examples of renovation work you might want to consider for your home. Each can increase the functionality and comfort of your living space, increasing its desirability and maximising its value!

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