9 Crown Row, Bracknell, Berkshire, RG12 0TH
Freya Harvey
Sales Valuer
Freya started her career in estate agency at the age of 18. Founding her love of property through her Dad who was a developer, she has gained many years experience selling and valuing properties across Berkshire, but having been born in Heatherwood Hospital, she has Ascot in her veins! Friendly and personable, Freya is passionate about helping clients and enjoys building new relationships. Away from work, she loves travelling with the family, pub gardens, shopping, and most importantly spending time with her dog, Dolly the Maltipoo!
One of my funniest memories is…
Swimming with pigs in the Bahamas.
You might be surpsied to know that…
Elton John has been my neighbour.
On Sunday mornings, you can usually find me…
Walking the dog around Ascot racecourse.
My guilty pleasures are…
Prosecco, Prosecco, Prosecco!
The thing I like best about my job is…
The people.
The best piece of advice I’ve been given is…
You come into this world with no money, and you go out this world with no money.
30 Oct 2018
Preparing your home for sale should include a general ‘spring clean’ which might include sprucing up decor, removing scuff marks on skirting boards, tidying the garage, garden and spare rooms and making sure carpets are clean and showers and bathroom tiles are free of mould!
In addition to general preparation of your home, there are also a few things to address before the photographer attends. This may include;
- Remove clutter and personal items (keep picture frames and accessories to two items per table).
- Remove pots, pans and accessories (such as toasters) from kitchen work surfaces
- Depersonalise rooms, including removing things like fridge magnets, etc
- Remove rubbish bins
- Clear counter tops and remove rugs in small rooms
- Replace light bulbs
- Clean all windows and mirrors
- Put toilet lids down and remove towels or make sure they are matched with mats
- Remove and pack away children’s toys, valuables and watch trees, etc
- Cut the lawn and weed the garden. Remove bikes from the garden and consider introducing a splash of colour inside and out with cheap plant pots or hanging baskets.
- Arrange patio furniture neatly
Remember, light is usually best at either end of the day, so try and arrange a time that will best suit the job at hand. Contact Duncan Yeardley for some friendly advice and with any further questions.
Get in touch
Sellers
Sellers
Sellers
