Boost The Sale Value Of Your Edinburgh Home With A Conservatory

The latest LSL Property Services/Acadametrics survey has revealed that the average price of a property in Scotland fell by 0.9% in January, meaning that they are worth £2,816 less than just a year ago. Certain parts of the country have been more affected than others.Although the Scottish capital claims the highest average sale prices, house prices in Edinburgh fell by an average of 3.4%. In comparison, East Renfrewshire and South Lanarkshire saw prices fall by just 0.3%, Perth and Kinross by 0.4%, Fife and Dundee by 0.6%, and North Lanarkshire by 0.7%.
This spells bad news for those Edinburgh homeowners who are looking to sell their existing property to move elsewhere as the chances of them being able to attract their preferred sale price range from slim to none.
Those desperate to relocate are faced with one of three choices. Lower the asking price for your home and take the best possible offer you receive, simply stay put and continue to live where you are or redevelop your existing home and look to increase its sale price.
Conservatories in Edinburgh, double glazing Edinburgh and timber windows in Edinburgh can each add a huge amount of value to your property from both a financial and aesthetically-pleasing point of view.
Home improvements are hugely popular throughout Scotland at the moment as homeowners know that they cannot afford to rest on their laurels and need to make sure that their home is well-positioned for a sale once the housing market begins to pick up.
This means making adjustments to key areas such as the windows and doors and adding space in the form of a home extension. Investing your money in such measures can help you reap the rewards in future years.
Enhance home appeal to get people talking about your property!