We have a snow blower and blow or our driveways and walkways. 

Flowers will be planted in front of them and near the steps when we get closer to the date of listing the home.New walkway -- it is grey and blue There will be a new storm/screen door and new hardware going on the front as well.

You can do really neat things with accents with ledge stones, etc.With you having what looks like a bit of work to do there, some inside work will allow you flexibility and some time to find those deals on materials.Get used to being on craigslist in the materials section and hit the local restores, and get feelers out there for whatever vendors might have some of this stuff ASAP.Certainly wrapping all that window trim would be nice, especially the stuff exposed to the weather (not under the porch).I think a decorative railing would do a lot for that house design.I also think a nice light blue / grey would be a good color selection there.The walkway can use some roundup and weed pulling when its time to list - that'll be a huge value add for the time invested.

The stoops were shot in the back and also the walkways. $5,200 to have that repaired.

The walk way from one bedroom to another is not ideal and will be a negative to any home buyer.

Hardscaping usually consists of patios or walkways made of pavers or stamped concrete.

This gave us a better kitchen layout and a more natural space to put the fridge and extra cabinets.Outside we installed two new driveways and a walkway that improved the water drainage and added safety to the front porch access.

Expected renovations include: new windows, new flooring (carpet throughout mostly but a few rooms have hard wood), new paint throughout, landscaping/small patio work in back and stone work along steps and walk way, new light fixtures and other cosmetic items, possibly some repair to the slate roof and new kitchen (new cabinets, flooring and appliances).    

Keep in mind this house is in Southington, CT and is a B+ area (a very desirable area to live) which has a big impact on the rehab and the way it is structured.Draw 1Replace 1st floor gas furnaceInstall new gas furnace and ductwork for floor 2 Replace both hot water heatersPlumbing repairs/modifications: water lines, waste lines, & relocate washer/dryerElectrical repairs/modifications: relocate washer/dryerTotal Amount for Draw 1: $15,000Draw 2Remodel 2nd floor unitFramingPatch and PaintFlooring throughoutKitchen remodel: add cabinets, install granite countertops, backsplash, install appliancescomplete bathroom remodelInstall new light fixturesTotal Amount for Draw 2: $10,000Draw 3Install vinyl sidingPaint exterior trimgarage repairsfront porch/walkway repairslandscapingTotal Amount for Draw 3: $10,000Draw 4Remodel 1st floor unitpatch and paint interiorFlooring throughoutkitchen remodel: new cabinets, new countertops, backsplash, appliancesinstall new light fixturesTotal Amount for Draw 4: $10,000Total Budget = $45,000

Not to mention all those little rubber pieces floating out in heavy rains & covering the walkways.