Key facts
- Simple home improvements can add up to £10,000 to a property's perceived value.
- Cost-effective changes can include repainting kitchens or replacing unit doors.
- Enhancing privacy in gardens through fencing or planting can add value.
- Improving a home's exterior appearance, or 'kerb appeal', is crucial for first impressions.
- Neutral paint colors and clean finishes can modernize a property.
- Small details like changing handles or updating taps in kitchens and bathrooms make a difference.
Homeowners looking to increase their property's value without undertaking extensive renovations can implement simple, cost-effective changes, according to experts. Laura Rich, a former estate agent and interiors expert, suggests that straightforward updates can boost a home's perceived value by as much as £10,000, sometimes with an investment as low as £10.
