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Top 30 most expensive houses and property by street in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire

List of top 30 most expensive houses and property by street in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire (average house price)

1. Burkes Crescent, Beaconsfield HP9 – £2,869,616
2. Cambridge Road, Beaconsfield HP9 – £2,402,297
3. Burgess Wood Road, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,847,690
4. Furzefield Road, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,831,920
5. Westfield Road, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,780,330
6. Bellridge Place, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,776,774
7. Long Bottom Lane, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,677,752
8. Jordans Way, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,662,599
9. Stratton Road, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,652,304
10. Gregories Farm Lane, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,618,028
11. Davidge Place, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,601,088
12. Barton Drive, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,560,560
13. Ellwood Road, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,552,722
14. Drews Park, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,533,357
15. Finch Lane, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,531,833
16. Beechwood Road, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,512,203
17. Wilton Road, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,492,126
18. Burkes Road, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,487,325
19. School Lane, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,458,019
20. Priests Paddock, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,432,545
21. Wilton Lane, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,409,709
22. Ledborough Gate, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,367,166
23. Burgess Wood Grove, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,358,978
24. Walkwood End, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,350,294
25. Scotswood Close, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,340,400
26. Pyebush Lane, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,336,692
27. Gurney Close, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,315,274
28. Brownswood Road, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,287,107
29. Hartwell Drive, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,283,238
30. Penn Green, Beaconsfield HP9 – £1,263,998

Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire telephone code 01494

For your information telephone numbers in Beaconsfield have the prefix 01494 and the post code is HP9

Staging: The top tip for selling your vacant Beaconsfield house or property fast!

There is something to be said about a neat and tidy house when you are looking at house after house hoping to find the perfect home for you and your family.

This is something that should be kept in mind when selling either a personal home or an investment property. There are a few other things you should keep in mind when it comes to selling houses quickly. One of those things is that “staging” sells homes.

There is something cold about an empty house that is unemotional, and will in turn fail to elicit an emotional response from a prospective buyer. It could be painted impeccably and meet every possible standard a family has and yet feel cold and anything but homey when walking through the home with an estate agent tour or inspection. This can be easily overcome by contacting furniture rental shops and picking out furniture that will match at least the primary rooms of the home in order to make the home appear leaved in and homelike. You want prospective purchasers to imagine what it is like to actually live from day to day in this home.

The primary rooms that you will want to appear ‘lived in’ are the living room, dining room, master bedroom, and  bathroom. These are the rooms that essentially sell homes and it is important to make them appear neat, orderly, and well cared for. If you have the funds for every room in the home then by all means do so. It is a huge selling point, particularly for those who are trying to sell homes quickly. If the home doesn’t sell after the first two weeks or month (you decide the time limit) then you may want to remove the ‘staging’ furniture in order to eliminate the expense. I would strongly encourage you to keep this furniture as long as the home is being shown fairly regularly though.

You will want to do so much more than simply putting furniture in the property you are trying to sell. You want to create an atmosphere or warmth and comfort. This means you want to have prints on the walls, mirrors, plants, and pillows. You do not have to purchase items particularly for this process. You can use things from your own home in order to establish this atmosphere of homelike comfort. Be sure not to use sentimental favourites or very valuable pieces, as not all people who will view the property being sold are honest. It’s a sad reality but something to consider all the same.

Other things that may help an empty home sell are scents. There is nothing quite like the smell of fresh bread or biscuits in the oven or flowers in bloom to make a home feel ‘homey’. These scents can be easily accomplished with well placed scented candles, potpourri warmers, dry potpourri, fresh-cut flowers, and electric room air fresheners. There are few things that will turn off potential buyers more quickly than an overpowering fragrance however so keep this in mind when selecting the method of fragrance. Having some fragrance in the home also eliminates the problem of an empty house taking on the ‘empty house’ smell that so many do over time. In other words, this is yet another part of the staging process that works for many trying to sell homes.

The short answer to the question of whether or not staging sells property is “yes”. Staging a home instead of just a house can absolutely lead to a higher offer and a quicker sell, even in today’s competitive market.

Houses for sale in Beaconsfield, South Buckinghamshire

Some vital Beaconsfield information:

Beaconsfield is a beautiful English market town within the parish of South Buckinghamshire, England.

Beaconsfield is some 24 miles northwesterly of Charing Cross, making it an ideal location on the London commuter belt. As it is in the London commuter belt, Beaconsfield is rated as one the most affluent areas to reside in the U.K.

Beaconsfield nestles in the Chiltern Hills, which is deemed an area of outstanding beauty.

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