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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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!!

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