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Ashley Court 26 Bolinder way

Shared ownership

26 Bolinder way, London, E3 3UA

For sale
Shared ownership
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from

£282,500

with min. deposit

£14,125

50% Share from
£282,500
Full market price
£565,000
Minimum deposit
£14,125
Monthly rent
£786
Monthly service charge
£302.59
Reservation free
£300

3 bedroom flat

We are pleased to offer this stunning 3 bedroom apartment in the modern Bow River Village development. Inside the property you will find 3 spacious bedroom, two being double rooms and the third a large single room. All the bedrooms feature lots of space for all your furniture needs and a home office set up if needed, too. The master bedroom has an ensuite bathroom and it's own private balcony. You will also find a large, white gloss kitchen with enough space for a small dining space. From here you will find the large living room which has large windows & a door leading to the second balcony giving lots of outdoor space. You also have an …

Features

Bedrooms3
Bathrooms2
Reception rooms1
Floor area91.1
Number of floors1
Entrance floor1st floor
Tenureleasehold
Lease years117

from

£282,500

with min. deposit

£14,125

50% Share from
£282,500
Full market price
£565,000
Minimum deposit
£14,125
Monthly rent
£786
Monthly service charge
£302.59
Reservation free
£300
Southern Housing

Southern Housing

FAQs

Shared ownership is a government-backed scheme, designed to make stepping onto the property ladder more affordable. You buy a portion of a home normally with a mortgage and a deposit, and pay a low-cost rent on the rest.

Read more on the Shared Ownership FAQ

Help to Buy is an equity loan scheme to help you buy a new home. If you have a 5% deposit and can cover 75% of the value of the home with a mortgage (or 55% in London), the Government will lend you up to the remaining 20% (40% in London) in the form of an equity loan that carries 0% interest in the first 5 years. This is available on a variety of new-build properties for first time buyers and is subject to the property price, the subsequent price cap in that region and the developer offering the option.

You can read more on the Help to Buy FAQ

The rules for shared ownership are different to a private purchase. In short, as long as you don’t currently own, or won’t own another property when you move in to a new home, you’re likely to qualify. Help to Buy is available to first time buyers only and the property value itself must fall below a price threshold for that specific area which varies in terms of the average house price in the region.

Read more about eligibility in the FAQ

Some properties require you to live or work in the local area in order to be eligible to buy them. By knowing the areas in which you live and work, we can make sure you see everything available to you.

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