The Jackson Grundy Blog

I’m really delighted to announce that, in conjunction with our customers, we have now raised over £35,000 via our Community Support Initiative (CSI).

We felt that this rarely available 1930’s town house, overlooking Abington Park, was worthy of a blog post.

We’re big fans of properties which combine the appeal of a period exterior with modern interior styling and panache.

It’s not to say that we don’t appreciate period style decor and original features, we do, but there’s just something about contrast.

Today I’m having a little bit of a dream about the lottery win which is surely coming my way soon.

I could bore you all with the long list of cars and boats I’d spend it on, but instead I thought I’d indulge you all in a little bathroom envy.

We’ve decided to share our experience of what works and what doesn’t work when presenting your home for sale.

The first step is to try to detach yourself emotionally from the property and think objectively. Easier said than done, I know, but if you can manage it it will help you make rational decisions throughout the whole selling process.