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A brand new home of your own at an affordable price with a low deposit!

- For further informatio­n please contact the Sales Team at NCHA on 0345 650 1204 or at salesteam@ncha.org.uk

B uy your own home from £92,500 with a deposit from £4625. Based on buying a 50% share with a 5% deposit. Monthly rent and service charge on the remaining share would be £230.

The Storkit Meadows developmen­t on Rempstone Road in Wymeswold has 4 new homes available to purchase through shared ownership. Two bedroom homes, all come with off street allocated parking, enclosed rear garden and a downstairs cloakroom. The kitchen is equipped with a hob, oven, extractor hood, and vinyl flooring. The bathrooms are fully tiled to the ceiling around the bath area, and include a shower. Reserve off plan today, and move into your new home in the new year. One three bed home will be available from early 2018. Shared ownership is a part-buy, part-rent scheme designed to help people who cannot afford to buy a home on the open market. You buy a share of a property, usually 50% or 75% on a long term lease, and pay a subsidised rent on the remaining share. Gradually it is possible to purchase further shares as they become affordable. The properties are sold on a 125 year shared ownership lease. In addition to the rent a monthly service charge is payable which includes buildings insurance; details are available from the sales team at NCHA. There is no ground rent to pay. Anyone who does not currently own or part own a property and has a household income of less than £80,000 per year can apply. You will need to register your interest with Help to Buy Midlands by completing an applicatio­n form on their website https://www.helptobuym­idlands.co.uk/ apply-online. Once assessed, they will forward your applicatio­n form to NCHA. A non-refundable reservatio­n fee of £250 is required to reserve your new home; this amount goes towards your deposit on completion. NCHA (Nottingham Community Housing Associatio­n) has recently been recognised by the government’s Homes and Communitie­s Agency as one of the best run housing associatio­ns in the country. Having managed homes across the East Midlands for the past 40 years, NCHA has a proven track record of profession­alism and value for money in constructi­on and property management.

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