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House buying, selling, viewing and the housing market.Fri, 04 Feb 2011 10:02:10 +0000en-US
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Fri, 04 Feb 2011 09:57:25 +0000https://www.housecritic.co.uk/?p=196 I’m not talking about uber-skinny estate agents, but real twigs. Decorative twigs. I personally think that twigs are best left on the plants.
However this property has plenty of twigs in the lounge It’s the same property here with a different agent, but this pic only has one lot of twigs in it. (pic 4)
So the question has to be, how seriously good are twigs? Will twigs add enough style to a property to get buyers getting their wallets out?
Next time you’re browsing a house on an estate agent’s site then have a look for any twigs that they have! You might even have twigs in your own home.
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It’s the same property here with a different agent, but this pic only has one lot of twigs in it. (pic 4)