Outdoor cooking areas add resale value to your Los Angeles home
It’s finally barbecue weather! How much value does an outdoor barbecue add to your Los Angeles home?
I think in sunny California a built in barbecue is a plus to most home buyers. We didn’t build ours for resale but rather for our personal enjoyment. Although, some yards boast the elaborate outdoor kitchen, we are fortunate to have a built in grill with a rotisserie and beverage sized refrigerator. In the summer we barbecue 3-4 nights a week and often rotisserie cook the best chicken in the world. Even (Nathan’s) hot dogs are a great meal when grilled.
What home buyer wouldn't love to find a home with an outdoor grill?
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6/19/2008 8:01 AM
Los Angeles Real Estate Blog wrote:
As the weather warms, homes with swimming pools are more inviting. In higher price ranges, a home without a pool or at least room for a pool is at a major disadvantage. Many home buyers in the $1.5 million range insist on a pool and won’t look at a home that doesn’t have pool potential (room for a pool).Gone are the days of cement back yards and swimming pools. The deck area needs to be attractive, there also needs to be room for grass and greenery. In addition, an outdoor barbecue area or in certain ... -
6/19/2008 8:02 AM
Los Angeles Real Estate Blog wrote:
As the weather warms, homes with swimming pools are more inviting. In higher price ranges, a home without a pool or at least room for a pool is at a major disadvantage. Many home buyers in the $1.5 million range insist on a pool and won’t look at a home that doesn’t have pool potential (room for a pool).Gone are the days of cement back yards and swimming pools. The deck area needs to be attractive, there also needs to be room for grass and greenery. In addition, an outdoor barbecue area or in certain ...
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