Buyers need to move fast to benefit from initiative
0 Comments | Nottingham Evening Post, Jul 8, 2010
MILLER Homes East Midlands has revealed that there is now only one chance left for buyers at its Mansfield development to take advantage of the HomeBuy Direct (HBD) scheme.
Sandhurst Gardens is close to the amenities of the town centre, near excellent commuter routes to Nottingham, Derby and the M1.
The development has now almost sold out of properties that have been for sale with HBD, a scheme that allows those who qualify, to purchase 100 per cent of a property by paying from just 70 per cent of the value – Miller Homes and the Government equally fund the remaining 30 per cent.
The 30 per cent equity loan will only become repayable after 25 years or when the customer sells their home, whichever comes first, and there is no interest payable for the first five years.
HBD is open to first-time buyers with a household income of less than Pounds 60,000 a year, key workers and current households who cannot afford to buy a property on the open market.
Joy Goodman, sales director for Miller Homes East Midlands, said: “HBD has been hugely successful.
“Its popularity is highlighted at Sandhurst Gardens, which now has just the one eligible property available, a semi-detached, three- bedroom Audenstyle townhouse which offers spacious living with its conservatory-style bay windows, with French doors.”
The property is priced at Pounds 189,950, which means that under HBD, the buyer could only have to find a mortgage for Pounds 132,965.
For more details, visit www.millerhomes.
co.uk. The sales centre is open Friday to Monday, 10.30am to 5.30pm and Thursday, 11.30am to 6.30pm. Call the sales centre on 0800 8408650.