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    5 Modern Home Designs That Attract Buyers

    Jane ChavezBy Jane ChavezDecember 8, 2023No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Learning the language of the property market is a significant challenge. Even those who have a great deal of experience selling and buying homes often find themselves stumped at certain anomalies or modern trends, which is evidence of how unpredictable it can be. To overcome these challenges, those entering the market must ensure that they remain responsive to new information, learning from modern trends, and resisting the comfort of tradition.

    To show you how this can be done, we’re sharing five modern designs currently attracting buyers and that are key indicators of how market preferences are changing.

    Solar Panels

    Energy efficiency has always been a top priority for property owners, being an indicator of a carbon-friendly home that saves money over time. While there are a number of ways to achieve this through property design, especially with high-quality windows, it is solar panelling that has become emblematic of a green home.

    These assets generate electricity, offsetting the need for a home to draw energy from the central grid, saving money on energy bills and improving the residential carbon footprint.

    Car Charging Point

    Another technological development that is topping the popularity chart is the vehicle charging point. Electric cars are slowly becoming the norm, with charging points popping up more frequently across the country. Homeowners who wish to make their home more appealing can futureproof their property with a charging point, attracting buyers even currently without an electric vehicle on the grounds that the home will be ready for the inevitable change.

    Home Office

    Only a decade ago, the idea of a home office space was considered a luxury. One that, while appealing, was often superfluous to a property’s utility. Now, however, homeowners are creating professional spaces within their properties as a standard. From log cabins to extensions, homes are being entirely redesigned and expanded to accommodate the need for teleworking settings.

    For homeowners who are considering placing their property on the market, a home office space is an excellent choice for increasing property value.

    Smart Security

    There are a number of smart home features that could be mentioned in this list and any investment in digital living space infrastructure is certain to be a worthy one. However, the most well-celebrated addition to a home is smart security.

    From video doorbells to home motion sensors, these discreet smart home additions can provide an unrivalled level of comfort to homeowners and make a property even more appealing to the market.

    Lock Up And Leave

    At a time of increasing movement, with residents wanting to take last-minute trips or practice their remote working role in another environment, it is beneficial for a home to be low maintenance, also known as lock up and leave.

    This indicates that there are few constraints placed on a homeowner to simply lock the door and take a spontaneous trip elsewhere. Creating such a property means ensuring assets like the garden are designed in such a way that they can be left without concern of them worsening too much over time.

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