We have written about creating window boxes and wreaths. Then, our blog focused on redoing your home’s front door/replacing your storm door. Both of these were inspired by tips from our article on how to easily improve your curb appeal: the exterior of your home. Now, we are going to dive deeper into more tips!
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Last week, our blog focused on creating window boxes and wreaths, one of the tips from our article on how to easily improve your curb appeal. Now, we are going to dive deeper into another tip from that article: repainting your home’s front door/replacing your storm door!
Last week, we posted some easy ways to improve your curb appeal. Now, we are going to dive deeper into one of those tips- installing a window box and/or wreath to the exterior of your home!
A home’s first impression always begins with its exterior. Whether you are preparing for a showing or welcoming guests, we’ve compiled a list below of some helpful upgrades that will help improve your curb appeal! We’ll be diving into each section of this list in more detail over the coming months, but for now here is an overview to get you started.
Located at 355 Strong St, Amherst, this single family home’s design conveys a casual elegance through its modern features. Memorable because of its meticulously designed architecture and floor plan which encourages both functionality and lots of hosting potential, this home is a matchless find.
Whether you're preparing to sell a home, or personalizing your newly bought residence, it’s well known that paint color plays a huge factor in setting a home’s mood! Bright, warm colors may stimulate energy and excitement, while cooler colors are known to be calming. For 2025, the paint trends include rich, saturated colors like earthy browns, jewel tones, and muted pastels that contribute to an overall cozy atmosphere.
Located at 19 Buffington Hill Rd, Worthington, bordering the scenic Berkshire Hills, this 1820s Colonial home comes with not only a rich history, but also with potential for even further modernization. From the original wainscoting and stained glass - speaking to the quality and attention to detail that went into its design - to the detached heated garage, this home embodies a fusion of rural charm and modern amenities.
While the cold weather may make some people want to bundle up indoors, there are plenty of winter activities in the Five College Area to explore this season with family and friends. If you don’t know where to begin looking, here is a list of some locations where you can get the most out of the season!
On Sunday, December 8th Safe Passage, a Hampshire County organization, held their 21st Hot Chocolate Run in Northampton, MA. Sponsoring the Hot Chocolate Run is an annual tradition we’re proud to continue at Five College Realtors!
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