4. Refresh Exterior Paint and Fixtures The clear, cool days of fall are ideal for touching up outdoor paint, whether it’s the front door, shutters, or trim. Bold colors like deep red, navy blue, or even a sleek black door can create an eye-catching focal point. Also, make sure your outdoor lighting is functional and attractive, as shorter days mean buyers may visit in lower light. Update fixtures with a classic bronze or black finish, or add solar lights along pathways for extra illumination. 5. Maintain Your Hardscapes Driveways, walkways, and stone features need attention as well. Repair cracks, power-wash surfaces, and ensure that pathways are clear and easy to navigate. A tidy, well-maintained hardscape boosts the home’s overall appearance and offers a sense of safety and security, especially as the weather cools. 6. Create a Welcoming Entrance Your front door is one of the first things buyers will notice. A fresh coat of paint, a stylish doormat, and a few decorative elements like
a wreath or planters can create an inviting entryway. Don’t forget to replace any weathered or outdated hardware, such as door handles or house numbers, to give your home a fresh and modern look.
7. Seasonal Scent Appeal If you're hosting an open house, take advantage of the season’s scents. Baking pumpkin bread or simmering a pot of apple cider with cinnamon sticks can create an inviting, homey atmosphere. The comforting aromas of fall help evoke warmth and coziness, enhancing the emotional appeal of your home.
Rachael Fritts REALTOR 443-630-0836 Rachael.payneteam@gmail.com
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