Homes & InteriorsProperty guru reveals how to add value to your home this year

Property guru reveals how to add value to your home this year

A property expert has revealed four best ways to add value to your home this year.

Increasing the value of your house doesn’t have to mean a complete renovation or a huge extension.

Smaller changes can not only boost your home’s value by up to 20 per cent, but also vastly improve your current living experience.

Property guru Terry Fisher, from leading UK home-buying service We Buy Any Home, said: “Those who make strategic improvements can see significant increases in property value. The key is to focus on upgrades that enhance both functionality and appeal.”

Here are four of the most effective ways to boost your home’s worth:

Add a porch

A stylish porch can enhance your curb appeal while also adding extra storage and improving energy efficiency.

“First impressions matter,” said Terry. “A well-thought-out porch not only looks great but also improves insulation and security – two things buyers love.

“It’s a great way to add value to your home without having to go overboard on cost.”

Create a garden office

With remote work now more common, a garden office could increase your home’s value by an estimated 5-10 per cent.

Having a separate workspace appeals to professionals who spend some of the week working remotely.

“A garden office is a game-changer,” said Terry. “Buyers today prioritise work-life balance and a dedicated office space can be a huge selling point.”

Install an en-suite shower

Adding an en-suite bathroom to a master bedroom can significantly boost your property’s desirability.

Buyers have come to expect multiple bathrooms in family homes these days, making this upgrade a smart investment.

Terry said: “An en-suite adds an element of luxury and privacy that many buyers actively look for. Installing a stylish, modern shower room can really elevate your home’s appeal.”

Convert your loft

A loft conversion is one of the most profitable upgrades, potentially adding up to 20 per cent to your home’s value.

“Space is one of the biggest selling points in today’s market,” said Terry. “Especially in big cities like London.

“A well-designed loft conversion can give buyers the extra room they need without extending the property’s footprint.”

Making strategic renovations can be a great way to improve your living experience but also make your home more attractive to future buyers – which can be a wise investment.

“The right home improvements can deliver fantastic returns, making your property stand out in a competitive market,” added Terry.

Before undertaking any renovations, it’s advisable to consult with local estate agents or property experts to understand the specific demands and trends in your area.

Helen Greaney
Helen Greaney
I'm a journalist with more than 18 years' experience on local, regional and national newspapers, as well as PR and digital marketing. Crime and the courts is my specialist area but I'm also keen to hear your stories concerning Manchester and the greater North West region.
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