House on the market for 15 days, no viewings booked

GwylimT

Much better, the kitchen, bathroom and conservatory now look much bigger and more useable.

JenB83

GwylimT wrote: »

Much better, the kitchen, bathroom and conservatory now look much bigger and more useable.

Thanks very much.

hazyjo

Conservatory looks like a lovely room now Tempted to do something with the empty space in the kitchen. Much prefer the lounge, but would angle the telly a bit.

Good luck.

Jx

JenB83

hazyjo wrote: »

Conservatory looks like a lovely room now Tempted to do something with the empty space in the kitchen. Much prefer the lounge, but would angle the telly a bit.

Good luck.

Jx

Thank you very much

student100

Get the room measurements put in metric. Anyone in their 20s or 30s is going to have been brought up thinking in metres and converting feet and inches is painful.

JenB83

student100 wrote: »

Get the room measurements put in metric. Anyone in their 20s or 30s is going to have been brought up thinking in metres and converting feet and inches is painful.

Thank you. It's on the list of things to change about the advert. Feet and inches mean nothing to me!

fudgecat

It says 3 bedroom, but only two are shown. A buyer might think that one is very small or has some other disadvantage and this is why it is not shown? Better views of the garden would help - perhaps one from the end back to the house? Other than that it is well presented. We used Purple bricks and added in some of our own photos to those taken by their agent.

warby68

Your pics are much better.

Where have you hidden the rest of the lounge furniture lol?

I just wonder if it would be better to put your dining table in the dining area and make your conservatory a playroom/hobby room. As well as making the kitchen diner look great rather than have people wondering why it isn't used, I think more informal use of the conservatory might not make the boiler stand out as much as it does with the formal layout. The conservatory then becomes a full extra room not overflow eating space.

These are just my thoughts as I think for showing you have to use spaces for the most conventional uses and which show defined rooms for defined things even if it doesn't work best for you with a baby.

This is minor but the dressing table half across the window in the main bedroom does crowd the room in a bit and make it look smaller. Is there anyway you can move or manage without that?

PS still need bedroom 3

JenB83

fudgecat wrote: »

It says 3 bedroom, but only two are shown. A buyer might think that one is very small or has some other disadvantage and this is why it is not shown? Better views of the garden would help - perhaps one from the end back to the house? Other than that it is well presented. We used Purple bricks and added in some of our own photos to those taken by their agent.

Thank you. Garden is on the list for tomorrow when hopefully we're due to get some sun and we'll be able to get the fence and shed painted. Third bedroom is currently used as a study, hoping to get around to that tomorrow too.

JenB83

warby68 wrote: »

Your pics are much better.

Where have you hidden the rest of the lounge furniture lol?

I just wonder if it would be better to put your dining table in the dining area and make your conservatory a playroom/hobby room. As well as making the kitchen diner look great rather than have people wondering why it isn't used, I think more informal use of the conservatory might not make the boiler stand out as much as it does with the formal layout. The conservatory then becomes a full extra room not overflow eating space.

These are just my thoughts as I think for showing you have to use spaces for the most conventional uses and which show defined rooms for defined things even if it doesn't work best for you with a baby.

This is minor but the dressing table half across the window in the main bedroom does crowd the room in a bit and make it look smaller. Is there anyway you can move or manage without that?

PS still need bedroom 3

Thank you. The only thing that's gone from the lounge is the cabinet which is now in the kitchen.

Good idea about moving the table and then making the conservatory into a play area.

I know what you mean about the dressing table but there isn't anywhere else to put it and I can't manage without it, can't go to work without hair and makeup done and, as you can see, the bathroom isn't really ideal for that.

Bedroom 3 is still on the list, hopefully tomorrow otherwise it'll be next weekend.