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What’s the best room to renovate first?

By Matthew Lynch
March 8, 2024
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When considering which room to renovate first in your home, the answer can vary greatly depending on your personal situation, but there are general guidelines that experts tend to agree on. According to real estate professionals and renovation experts, one of the most intelligent places to start is the kitchen. The kitchen often acts as the centerpiece of a home, where families gather and spend a significant amount of time. A modern, updated kitchen can also greatly increase a home’s resale value.

Bathrooms are another smart choice for a first renovation project. An outdated or dysfunctional bathroom can be a daily source of irritation, and like the kitchen, an upgraded bathroom can have a substantial return on investment. In fact, minor bathroom remodels typically see a return on investment of around 102%, according to some real estate experts.

The living room is another area that should not be overlooked, especially if it’s where you entertain guests. It often sets the first impression of your home’s interior for visitors. An inviting, comfortable living space can improve your day-to-day living experience as well.

Ultimately, choosing the best room to renovate first depends on your needs, budget, and long-term plans for your home. Before making any decisions, it’s crucial to evaluate how much you’re willing to spend and which renovations will provide the most enjoyment and value in the long run. Consulting with design and renovation professionals can also provide personalized insights based on current trends and your specific circumstances.

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