Best off-white paint

[cashmerecardigans]

We're aiming to get our house on the market and think the whole place needs freshening up, so I'm looking at repainting throughout in an off-white.
Any ideas of a good one that won't be too expensive and give a bit of warmth, so it's not too stark?

Our entire house is F and B Pointing, which is a warm white. It's worked very well, and is definitely warm-toned.

Thanks, we have some of that and I love it, but hoping for a cheaper option as we're doing it to sell!

Crown milk white is lovely and soft, if you can find anywhere that sells crown, anymore.

Just clocked on thread to say F&B Pointing too! Could it be a sign?

Dulux Timeless

I might look at matching Pointing, it looks like Johnstones may do this. That way I could do upstairs in the dupe and not have to do too all of downstairs as we have Pointing in one room already

Valspar coconut water is lovely.

Wickes cream

Homebase is the last bastion of Crown paint I think.

Dulux Timeless everytime - beautiful soft just off white.

We have pointing here, just about to try some homebrand b&q easy wipe paint to see if we can get a similar colour that is kitchen friendly

Timeless without a doubt.

Several votes for Timeless, so will check that out too

We painted our loft room in timeless after great recommendations in MN and it really is a great tone off light but warm white.