Selling Guide

How to Achieve Maximum Value When Selling Your Home

Sophie Whitmore
Sophie Whitmore · Senior Negotiator
28 February 20256 min read
How to Achieve Maximum Value When Selling Your Home

Selling your home for the best possible price isn't a matter of luck — it's a matter of preparation, presentation and professional marketing. Here's what our most successful sellers do.

Pricing Strategy

The single biggest mistake sellers make is over-pricing. An overpriced property sits on the market, becomes stale and ultimately sells for less than a correctly-priced one. Our valuers use rigorous comparable analysis to price your property to generate maximum competition.

Preparation and Presentation

First impressions are formed in the first 15 seconds of a viewing. Invest in:

  • **Professional deep cleaning** — including windows, carpets and all fixtures
  • **Decluttering** — remove personal items and excess furniture to make spaces feel larger
  • **Minor repairs** — fix anything that a buyer's surveyor will flag: dripping taps, cracked tiles, squeaking doors
  • **Kerb appeal** — repaint the front door, clean the path, add potted plants

Professional Photography and Video

Our premium marketing package includes professional photography, a video walkthrough and drone footage where appropriate. Listings with professional photography receive 60% more enquiries than those without.

The Viewing Experience

Consider doing viewings yourself — sellers who show buyers around their homes often achieve better offers because they can answer questions and convey the lifestyle value of the property. Ensure the property is warm, fragrant and well-lit for every viewing.

Negotiation

Receiving multiple offers gives you significant leverage. Your PrimeNest agent will manage the negotiation process to maximise your outcome — this is where experience and relationships matter most.

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