First time buyers get an easy start from Taylor Wimpey

Demonstrating that now is the time to get a foothold onto the property ladder in Truro, recent research has highlighted home buyers using a shared equity scheme save an average of 12% than if they purchase a house on the open market.

Thanks to Taylor Wimpey’s commitment to supporting first time buyers and those with limited finances, the leading home builder is offering its Easystart shared equity scheme on the two remaining two bedroom homes at the Fairfields development in Probus.

Janine Copleston, regional sales and marketing director for Taylor Wimpey Exeter, comments: “As we have been building a select range of quality new homes to suit the local market in Probus we now have just three properties remaining. This includes the Candleston show home and our sought-after Deddington terraced homes, which come with our popular 85% shared equity scheme. This means buyers only have to find a 5% deposit of £8,000 to buy.”

Priced at £159,995 on the open market, or from as little as £135,995 through Easystart, the Deddington is an ideal choice for first time buyers due to its spacious interior and practical layout. The ground floor of this attractive house type comprises an entrance hallway, open plan kitchen, sizeable living and dining room with French doors to the rear garden, and a guest cloakroom. On the first floor visitors will find two large bedrooms and the family bathroom.

Janine concludes: “As there are just two properties remaining with Easystart, I’d urge those looking to buy a new home at an affordable price in the area to register their interest now as I don’t believe the Deddingtons will be available for too much longer.”

Fairfields, located on St. Austell Road, is the ideal place to own a home and is located within easy reach of the famous seaside resort of Newquay and the bustling city of Truro.

If you want to stay local you can benefit from the beautiful countryside views in this idyllic, rural spot. Probus itself has a village hall, a farm shop, several restaurants and a historic church.

To find out more, visit taylorwimpey.co.uk.