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Neutral colours are perfect for a timeless look within your home.
Perfect to make a room look brighter and larger.
In winter you can add faux fur throws with a log burner/ electric fire place to create a cosier feel.
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How do you want your property marketed? What is it you want your marketing to have? Have you sat down and thought how you want your home to be presented to potential applicants?
When booking valuations with agents, it is good to think about this as not all agents will offer certain marketing counterparts or it may come at an added cost.
So is it professional photography you are...
Using mirrors to create space.Mirrors can work very well to create a sense of a larger space.
They can also be great for giving light to a room with reflection.
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Landlord Fined For Non-Compliance With Electrical Laws
A Landlord in Coventry has been fined £1600 for failing to provide proof that they had completed mandatory electrical safety checks at their property.
In addition the council gave the landlord the statutory 7 days to get the electrical safety check completed on the property.
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As we enter the spring, the traditional spring market doesn’t quite feel that way yet! The acute shortage of stock may be starting to ease slightly, which may go some way towards tempering the 14.3% annual house price growth reported by the Nationwide. Although this sounds impressive if you are a homeowner, it is clearly unsustainable, and ultimately is all relative anyway.
In fact,...