Searching for a home for sale
When property hunting a floor plan can show buyers quite quickly if a home will work for them or not. Pretend you are house hunting. Maybe you are. Need 3 double bedrooms? At a glance the floor plan will show you. Confused by the Estate Agents write up? The floor plan acts as a map guiding you around the home. Thinking about knocking walls down? The floor plan can show you if its possible. Floor plans have helped both sellers and buyers by attracting the right sort of viewer at the beginning.
Viewing a house
We like to take the floor plan out on viewings with us. It allows a client to visualise the home easier as their own. It can sometimes make a client understand the space and the potential the property offers easier. A cluttered room can often look small on a viewing. A floor plan shows it’s not. We can demonstrate easier to you how a wall can be knocked down when we have the floor plan with us. If your home as already had this done or indeed has been extended, a floor plan shouts this fact out!
After the viewing
A floor plan often helps a client after the viewing. Buyers can sit down and plan. It reminds them of areas they may have forgotten or even over looked. It’s shows them what can be done. It helps your buyers thinking process.
What do you think? Do you agree? If you were house hunting would you find a floor plan useful?
My suggestion is this. Have a floorplan on your details. Have it shown as a separate link on all of the property portals ( not as a photo ). Make sure it is big, it’s clear and it’s precise. You’ll attract buyers who really are interested in buying you home. And even if they still don’t, you will get much better quality feedback
Below - a floor plan from the 1930's - This home is in Torrisholme.
