Sean Murphy’s answer is nuanced: trimming a hedge can make a house appear larger only if the hedge currently obscures a significant portion of the facade. If the house is already large and the hedge only covers a low stem wall, trimming won’t change perception. For a small house hidden by a tall hedge, reducing hedge height reveals more architecture and can create a sense of greater size.
Context matters—consider the hedge’s height relative to the house, the amount of wall covered, and the overall streetscape.
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