5 Ways to Stage Your Home for Fall

It's time to welcome the cozy fall season, and all of the wonderful details that come with that, including selling your home! Have you had your home on the market for a while, and want to do a new launch? Or maybe you are just starting to get your home on the market for the first time and need some ideas. Appealing to the season when staging a Colorado Springs home is a great idea. If you don't realize the importance of staging your home, you can read several of our past blogs to learn the importance. The Mike MacGuire team takes the presentation of your home seriously because we know how important it is. Here are a few ideas you can consider as you prepare your home to go on the market, and ways to make it especially cozy and homey for the fall season!
Feature Fall Curb Appeal
Luckily for you, Colorado Springs has a lot of fall curb appeal just with the beautiful scenery and fall colors! Keep in mind that a little will go a long way when decorating your front porch. Even just a fun fall wreath on the door and some mums on the steps can make a fun fall appearance. Be careful when decorating, especially for fall holidays like Halloween, that you only use necessary decorations, and keep it very simple. You don't want your buyers to feel like they're walking into a haunted house.

Focus on Comfort
The fall season is about comfort, warm flavors and scents, and cozy colors. When staging your home and adding the fun details of fall, think about what makes a place feel like home. The way a home smells is a huge factor, and one of the first things your buyers will notice. You can get wax melters in a variety of warm and cozy scents to spread around the home, just don't overdo it, otherwise, the buyer may think you're trying to cover something up. Spread warm throw blankets across the furniture, add a nice centerpiece on your table with pumpkins and leaves, and if you have a fireplace, play it up! Put battery operated candles in it to add the warm glow without adding the fire hazard.
Don't Overdo it
Like with anything, a little goes a long way. Not only are you keeping your home from looking like an overdone gift shop, but you are also saving your personal budget. Only buy things that you'll be apt to use again, and give yourself a budget that you have to stay under. It's easy to get wrapped up in the cute decor and fun, tempting reasons to buy the whole shop - but keep it in check.

Let In the Light
In any season, light is key. It makes your home feel larger than it is, and gives a bright, open feel. Throw open the curtains, keep the lights on, and utilize battery-operated candles to give off more light. As the autumn days start to get shorter and shorter, it can weight down emotions and lead to potentially tired home buyers. Let your home be the bright spot in their shopping, and maybe they'll come back with an offer!

Keep the Theme Going
The fall decor doesn't have to stop at the front door, or once you get past the kitchen! You can spread it around the home, from your bathroom to your bathroom! You don't have to add a lot to make an impact, either. You can put cute soap in the bathroom, a warmer bedspread on your bed, and cute floral arrangements scattered around the home!
Are you ready to sell your home at the highest price possible in the shortest amount of time? Selling can be an overwhelming process, so that's why our team of real estate agents in Colorado Springs has created a selling strategy. We analyze aspects of your home to then help you make the necessary changes to get it sold fast. Whether it's maintenance needs, cleaning, staging, or just removing some of the clutter, we can help you make the right decisions. Visit our website to learn more about our selling strategy, and contact us to sell your home!


Mike MacGuire
Colorado Springs Real Estate Agent


The MacGuire Team
6760 Corporate Dr
Ste 300
Colorado Springs, CO 80919


719-536-4324 or 719-660-6793







Mike@BuyWithMike.com


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