There’s still time to halve your mortgage

Home-buyers have just a few days left to halve their mortgage for the next two years – simply by reserving a brand new property from George Wimpey South Midlands.

Thanks to the success of the incentive offered since the start of the year, the leading housebuilder has extended the deadline for buyers until the end of February.

It means that anyone reserving a George Wimpey home at its developments across the region will receive 24 direct monthly payments from the company to help them with their purchase.

Jason Colmer, Sales and Marketing Director for George Wimpey South Midlands, said: "With the cost of moving in and furnishing their new property, homebuyers often find the first two years put the biggest strain on their finances, but this special offer can remove much of that pressure.

“Following an amazing response to the incentive during January, we have extended the deadline for those wanting to take advantage of the offer until the end of February.”

George Wimpey offers a range of apartments and family homes at developments located as follows:

BEDFORDSHIRE
Pages Priory II, Leighton Buzzard
Greenacres, Stotfold

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
Broughton Fields, Milton Keynes
Oxley Woods, Milton Keynes
Parklands, Woburn Sands
Waterside, Woburn Sands
Willow Lake, Milton Keynes

CAMBRIDGESHIRE
The Quills II, Girton

WARWICKSHIRE
Bilton Court, Rugby

If you would like more information about the mortgage incentive and available George Wimpey properties in your area, visit the web site at Georgewimpey.co.uk.

*Offer based on paying a subsidy for the first 24 months equal to 50% of the monthly mortgage interest only payments of the loan amount offered to the purchaser up to a maximum annual interest rate of 6%. On selected properties only, Terms and Conditions apply.

This offer can be withdrawn at any time. George Wimpey is not a mortgage provider and the offer does not constitute mortgage advice. All offers are subject to using the recommended authorised mortgage broker who will provide independent advice, details available on request.

Your home may be at risk if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.