The Spanish Property Crash – 10 Tips To Help Sell Your Spanish Property In A Crisis – Tip 2

April 4, 2009 in Selling Property During the Crash by NickSnelling | 1 comment

2. Make the best of your property.  Keep it tidy, smelling fresh and always clean.

Get rid of all clutter, as ‘less is always more’ when it comes to displaying a property.  Lots of furniture and trinkets can make a house look smaller and darker than it is and no-one is likely to buy your property in Spain because they are attracted by a display of your personal possessions.  Equally, open all shutters/persianas and curtains – particularly the heavy Vellum curtains so beloved of the Spanish that prevent the sun coming in.

By Nick Snelling – Author of “How to Sell Your Spanish Property in a Crisis”

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  1. Moraira Property’s avatar

    Moraira Property on January 3, 2010 at 6:09 pm

    First impressions are everything. De clutter, a fresh coat of emulsion if necessary – preferrably with neutral colours. Don’t forget the approach to the property. Make sure the front door is clean. Re paint it if necessary. Untidy gardens are a major turn off. Give your self a chance to sell!!