Tapping into this enthusiasm, Goulburn Mulwaree Library will be hosting 'Australia's Renovation Queen,' Cherie Barber on Wednesday, April 21 at 12:30pm.

Ms Barber is widely recognised as an Australian expert on renovating for profit and flipping houses. She has appeared on television programs such as the currently airing Space Invaders, as well as starring in eight seasons of The Living Room, and 5 Day Flip internationally, as well as in print in thousands of press articles and her own book, Renovating for Profit.

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She has personally renovated more than 120 properties and been involved in property deals in excess of $50 million. Ms Barber has also taken almost 20,000 people through her renovating for profit courses, including cosmetic renovations, home renovations, and more commercial small development and Airbnb courses.

At the library, she will be talking about the small cosmetic changes you can make to your home to make a big difference to its look and feel.

Regional areas such as the Southern Tablelands and Southern Highlands are seeing strong housing market demand in the wake of COVID-19, and Ms Barber's suggestions may be valuable if you're looking to sell.

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She will also be talking about things to consider around interior design, the sorts of things to take into account when making plans for renovations, and real-world, practical tips for the things to think about when undertaking a renovation project.

Her talk will coincide with the library celebrating the first anniversary of its own cosmetic re-design with our new shelving and library layout.

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The talk will begin at 12:30pm on Wednesday, April 21 in the Goulburn Mulwaree Council chambers. The session is free, but bookings are essential and can be made online at https://www.trybooking.com/BOXDL, in person at the library, or by calling 4823 4435.

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