Capitalise On Rising Property Prices At Mitchell Glass

Good news for Scottish householders. For the eighth consecutive month, property prices in the country have increased, the longest stretch of sustained growth for five years, with the average Scottish home now costing £161,402.

Over the past 12 months alone, the average household cost has risen by £6,250. Even if you have zero intention of moving house at the present time you should think ahead and take advantage of the rejuvenated housing market by improving your property as much as you can as it could well help increase its value. Those who are looking to move onto pastures now could find that the sale price of their home leaps as a result of having a home extension, windows, doors, roofline or a porch fitted so in either scenario it’s well worth the investment. It can also help make your home more attractive to buyers as the last thing most people want upon moving into a new property is to have to undertake a whole stream of improvements. Nor do they want to live somewhere that will cost them a fortune to heat due to inefficient windows and doors. If a lack of space is hindering your home life or proving a stumbling block in the sale process then a conservatory or orangery could be the vital missing link. You should assess your home in its existing state by taking a good look around and figuring out which areas need enhancing. Once identified, your next step should be to pay a visit to the Galashiels showroom of Mitchell Glass as we have all the solutions you need to make your home more elegant, energy efficient and prized than ever before. Mitchell Glass has been assisting Scottish homeowners for almost 140 years so there’s no-one better equipped to give your residence a financial and aesthetic lift.