The unofficial guide to becoming the most interesting home in the world by Paul Metivier. 1) Begin with the basics. A great layout with three bedrooms, four baths and a finished basement is a great starting point. 2) Always make a great first impression. Consider a manicured front lawn and garden as well as a generous entry way with ample closet space. 3) Perfection requires practicality. A combined living and dining area welcomes guests while maximizing the floor plan. 4) Be timeless, not trendy. Opt for classic details like wainscotting in the dining and living room and warm toned hardwood. 5) Never stop improving. Focus on enhancing your features like a recent kitchen refresh, new carpeting in the lower level finished area and new furnace, AC and Hot water tank. 6) Comfort is confidence. Make your space as cozy as possible with added touches like a family room gas fireplace. 7) Become cosmopolitan. French doors off the kitchen and California shutters in the family room demonstrate your worldly knowledge. 8) A neutral palette is pleasing. Hardwood floors on the second level in all three bedrooms and classic white paint make for an overall polished look. 9) Its all about the little details. Like a well-folded pocket square, a walk-in closet and ensuite bath in the primary bedroom is a perfect way to stand out from the crowd. 10) Be well groomed. A lovely landscaped and fenced backyard with a gazebo included is pure sophistication. 11) Looks matter but knowledge is power. Always make sure to reside within the catchment area for the best ranking schools, elementary to high school, Public, Catholic, French and English. Plus, access to several private schools is a must! Congratulations! You are now officially, the most interesting home in the world. Stay turnkey my friends. (id:2493)