“The power of finding beauty in the humblest things makes home happy and life lovely.”
– Louisa May Alcott
Every home has a story. Once, every house was someone’s sanctuary, filled with love and life. But some homes fall on hard times. While their soul remains, their outward condition may falter, affecting value and appeal.
When marketing a home needing TLC, it’s not just about presenting the basics—though details like size, zoning, and permitting are essential. Buyers and contractors must envision the potential, assess the structure, and run the numbers. Documents are invaluable here, but they’re only part of the equation.
The real challenge lies in capturing the essence of the home—the light, the flow, the charm of the space. It’s about helping potential buyers see what could be. Not every imperfection needs a spotlight. You don’t need photos of the water heater or every worn-out corner. Instead, showcase the natural light streaming through the windows, the way the rooms connect, and how the house rests gracefully on its lot.
Marketing a home is an invitation, a first impression that sparks curiosity and encourages a closer look.
This was our goal with 19 Marshfield, a house brimming with character and opportunity. Partnering with Bernadeta Biela of Yellow House Media was a joy; her keen eye found angles and details that brought out the home’s best features. Ron captured the home in different lighting, adding depth and warmth. Together, we curated a collection of images that tell the story of 19 Marshfield—its potential, charm, and soul.
The result? A website designed to invite you in: www.19marshfield.com.