New homes hit High Farm

A new range of homes have been unveiled at Taylor Wimpey’s High Farm development in Middlesbrough.

The new phase offers a mix of two and three bedroom semi-detached designs, including the Canford and Gosford, which are both available with the government backed FirstBuy scheme.

Debbie Whittingham, regional sales and marketing director for Taylor Wimpey North Yorkshire, commented: “We’re delighted to start the next phase of build at High Farm.  The new two and three bedroom styles are a fantastic addition to the site, and the fact that we have a choice of schemes which only require a five per cent deposit is even better.”

The developers FirstBuy scheme works as a joint 20 per cent loan from Taylor Wimpey and the government, with buyers being able to benefit from just a five per cent deposit.

The two bedroom Canford home at High Farm is available from just £79,960 using the FirstBuy scheme, while the three bed, two bathroom Gosford can be bought from only £103,960.

For house-hunters with a property to sell, who are looking for a larger three or four bed detached home, the Part Exchange initiative is available; where Taylor Wimpey acts as the cash buyer for your existing property at 100 per cent market value and also covers estate agency fees.

Debbie concluded: “There is a fantastic range of financial schemes on offer at High Farm, and with the addition of the two and three bedroom homes there really is something for everyone at High Farm.”

For further information about the new homes at High Farm, visit the Sales Information Centre open Thursday to Monday 10.00am – 5.30pm.  Alternatively, log onto taylorwimpey.co.uk.