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Christmas is coming, the geese are getting fat...you won't sell your house while it looks like that!

The new year encourages many of us to make positive changes in our lives. A popular choice is pledging to do more exercise, while some people might decide to learn a new skill. But if you were one of the many sellers who put their home on the market last year and you haven’t yet found a buyer, this new year you’re probably resolving to get that sale!

Do you want to be in your new home by summer? The Easter holidays are a great time to get your home on the market ready to make that summertime move.

Spring is a wonderful time to sell a home – the buds are budding, gardens are springing into life, and a little bit of sunshine makes everyone’s home look better. Plus, buyers have traditionally always started home searching in the spring, and the property portals tell us this is still the case today.

When a potential buyer views your home, they will be soaking in every aspect: the space, the décor, how the property works, but what about how it smells? Our sense of smell is powerful; it can evoke emotions, and is the sense most closely linked to memory.

If you’re ready to move, you might be wondering whether to put your home on the market now or wait until the spring. Well, although winter may traditionally be a quieter time for home-moving than spring and summer, the market is still very much open for business and selling your home in this colder season does have its benefits.

Summer is a great time to market your home. Find out how to take advantage of the all the benefits of selling now, ready for an autumn move.

Our tips for winter viewings will show you how to make yours a success, and help to put you in the best position to sell your home this winter.

We have all heard that first impressions count and never is this truer than when trying to sell your property.

After a winter of short, dark days sitting on the sofa working their way through the bottomless tub of Christmas 'Celebrations', home-hunters are hungry for a change.