Courtier Immobilier Montréal Yanick E Sarrazin

Setting up Your Terrace for the Summer Season: 5 Good Tips

Setting up Your Terrace for the Summer Season: 5 Good Tips

Setting up Your Terrace for the Summer Season: 5 Good Tips

Here we are already in mid-July, a time when the desire to enjoy the outdoors and create a welcoming outdoor space is stronger than ever. For property sellers and buyers, designing a terrace can be a major asset, positively influencing the appeal and value of a home. Our real estate agents in Montreal offer you 5 insightful tips to optimize this space and turn it into a true relaxation haven.

1. CONSIDERING BUILT-IN FURNITURE

For those with limited space, built-in furniture is an excellent option to maximize available space effectively. Consider installing a bench along one side of your terrace, complete with comfortable cushions and storage space beneath the seats.

2.DO NOT OVERLOOK THE ACCESSORIES

Accessories play a crucial role. Outdoor rugs can delineate distinct areas and add a decorative touch. Consider lanterns, flower pots, candles, or string lights to create a warm ambiance during summer evenings.

3. CREATE DIFFERENT SPACES

Divide your terrace into functional zones to meet different needs. Create a dining area with a table and comfortable chairs for outdoor meals. A seating area with armchairs and a coffee table can be perfect for relaxation and socializing.

4. ILLUMINATE YOUR TERRACE

Outdoor lighting is essential for extending the use of your terrace into late evenings. Choose from a variety of fixtures such as wall sconces, floor lamps, hanging lanterns, or string lights.

5. CREATE SHADED AREAS

If your terrace is not naturally shaded by mature trees, create shaded areas to protect yourself from intense sunlight. Pergolas with climbing plants or adjustable umbrellas are attractive options to create these comfortable spaces.

Finally, we hope these tips will help you create a welcoming and functional summer terrace, perfect for enjoying the outdoor season in Montreal !

A few properties for sale in Montreal

Featured
37

Montérégie

Two or more storey

475, Rue Labonté, Le Vieux-Longueuil (Longueuil)
5
3
1920
8488sq/ft

875 000$

Open house
Featured
38

Montréal

Apartment

5134, Rue Jeanne-Mance, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal (Montréal)
4
2
1910
2673sq/ft

1 449 000$

Open house
Featured
26

Montréal

Apartment

4235, Rue St-Hubert, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal (Montréal)
3
2
1910
3473sq/ft

849 000$
Buyer Information

The Promise to Purchase for an undivided co-ownership

The Promise to Purchase for an undivided co-ownership The Promise to Purchase an undivided property in Quebec differs significantly from that of a divided condominium. The unique nature of undivided property requires special attention when drafting the purchase agreement. Understanding the essential aspects of this transaction is crucial for both buyers

Lire la suite »
18 March 2024
Information Acheteur

Tranquilli-T: A program offered by RE/MAX real estate brokers

Tranquilli-T – Key Points The Tranquilli-T Program by RE/MAX We understand that buying or selling real estate is a significant step in your life. Our real estate brokers at YE/SARRAZIN in Montreal are well aware of this and are pleased to share with you the Tranquilli-T Protection offered by RE/MAX Quebec.

Lire la suite »
25 January 2024
Information Acheteur

The conversion of a duplex or triplex (plex) into a cottage (single-family house): a project gaining popularity

Converting a plex into a single-family house – Neighborhoods in Montreal A unique real estate project One of the real estate assets that particularly catches the eye of Montreal residents is that of single-family houses. The only issue is that in certain neighborhoods like Le Plateau Mont-Royal or Rosemont-La-Petite-Patrie, single-family houses

Lire la suite »
25 January 2024

Articles immobiliers récents de nos courtiers

Étiquettes

Guide de l'acheteur

Actualité immobilière à Montréal