Entice Your Buyers With a Soothing Master Bedroom

When it comes to selling your home, buyers consistently rank the master bedroom as one of the most important aspects of their decision making process. Size is always a consideration, along with closet space and the condition of the bathroom; however, if we simply focus on the layout of the room itself, a few key points can be made.

Plain and simple, master bedrooms are often considered a place of refuge—a retreat where we not only sleep, but also find a bit of peace and solace when the outside world gets a little too chaotic. For many of us, who spend the majority of our time in the home’s main living areas, it may seem silly to put an abundance of energy into making the master bedroom something special when we hardly ever see it; however, if selling your home is the ultimate goal, then showering your master with some extra TLC will definitely pay off in the long run.

If you’re lucky enough to have ample space in your master which exceeds the room required for a bed and several dressers, it’s important to utilize that space in a way which will seduce your potential buyers.

For starters, begin by creating an atmosphere which allows you to see the bedroom as more than just a sleeping area. Whether you’d prefer something simple like a reading nook or meditation area, remember that you’re staging your home for the masses, so keeping widespread appeal in mind is important. Go with soft colors that complement one another and if you decide to use more than one, keep it to no more than three or four so you don’t overwhelm your viewers.

In regards to lighting, don’t be afraid to add emotion and depth with decorative fixtures or mirrors that can create either a bright, cheery look or something a bit more relaxing. Remember, the key to creating buyer-friendly décor is to keep things comfy and simple—the less crowded, the better.

Additionally, if everyday life has created a make-shift storage space in the corner of your room, it’s time to do some serious cleaning so you’re not turning away potential buyers with unnecessary boxes or clutter.

In the end, creating a beautiful master bedroom is all about creating inviting appeal. Does it make your buyers want to curl up with a cup of coffee and a book? Do they immediately feel enveloped with warmth? Are they tempted to immediately breathe a sigh of relief? If so, you’re on the right track!

If you’re getting your home ready for the spring market and you’d like some advice, please feel free to contact me. I’d love to help you.

Pam Evans | Hello Pam Evans | www.HelloPamEvans.com | 678-778-6551