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Home improvements 'could add £55k to house value'...

Taking out a secured loan to pay for home improvements could add £54,922 to the value of a property, it has been claimed.

According to GE Money, a loft conversion could increase a home's value by over 12 per cent.

Building an extension could increase the value by £19,800, while adding a conservatory could increase its value by £12,229.

Together, these three improvements could add £54,922 to the value of a home.

Gerry Bell, head of mortgage marketing at GE Money, said the current housing market means more people are looking at ways to improve their home rather than move.

"However, before embarking on any improvements, it pays to know which ones will add the most value to your property," he stated.

According to a recent survey by Legal & General, 15 per cent of homeowners say they are currently living in their ideal property.



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