LIVE 24-SEVEN - HOMES & GARDENS
VALUE FLOORS CREATE YOUR OWN LIVING SPACE
A beautiful interior starts with a good
foundation.The floor could be considered as the fifth wall and therefore it should not be overlooked. Whatever your style, whatever your room, Quick-Step has the right floor:from light, clean floors to warm brown classics and even reclaimed floors with knots and cracks. We will help you to find the perfect floor!
View the beautiful range at Value Floors 1142 Stratford Road, Hall Green, Birmingham B28 8AE 0121 777 0012
LICHFIELD SAFE A VERY SAFE WORK OF ART
Contemporary or traditional in design, Lichfield Safes can incorporate your high security safe inside a stylish cabinet that becomes a feature for your room. From colour and style to internal layout and mechanisms such as watch winders and jewellery drawer combinations, the safe is tailored to your requirements and doubles up as a special feature for your room.
For more information call Gail at Lichfield Safe Centre on 01543 268631 or visit
www.lichfieldsafecentre.co.uk/luxury
5 STAR WINDOWS WHY MOVE? IMPROVE!
Move or improve, but which is less expensive, and which is less stressful? Here’s an extract from a BBC article by Claudia Hammond - “At the moment I’m trying to move house. Believe me, it’s stressful. We’ve found a house and have a buyer for our flat, but it seems that was the easy part. Buying and selling at the same time means two sets of estate agents and two sets of solicitors to deal with. Issues come up with the paperwork that could derail the whole process. You mustn’t get too attached to the place you want to buy in case it all falls through. Then again, it’s the biggest purchase of your life, so you need to fall in love with it… or at least convince yourself you have. We’ve only seen the house once. I’ve spent longer deliberating over which skirt to buy...” Read the full article -
http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20140709-is- moving-home-that-stressful.
So, what will it cost to move? According to Rightmove, the online property people, selling a house for £150,000 and buying one for £200,000 will cost you £6,200 (that’s dead money, stamp duty, solicitors fees etc) but that’s £56,200 to find in total!
So why not stay put? Add curb appeal with new windows and a smart front door (I bet you’re imagining trendy grey). Then add a thermally insulated, lifestyle extension with an awesome roof lantern, extra room you can use 12 months of the year. Total project cost to the same house, £48,500 (enough spare cash for a holiday).
Now here is the clever bit…if you can improve the value of your existing home by more than £48,500, the project would be cost natural. If moving, you will probably need improved security, while your existing home would be upgraded to Extreme 3 window locks, plus your doors will have at least 5 locking points and an unbeatable Ultion Barrel. Visit
www.5starwindows.co.uk/ showrooms and see our full-sized displays of furnished rooms; life style extensions, orangeries, Conservatories, doors, windows and more which can add thousands to your properties value.
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