Fairview New Homes offers a ‘Flying Start’
Fed up of renting? Keen to get your independence? First-time buyers looking to get onto the property ladder should visit Arterra in Faversham during 12th and 13th July where Fairview is holding a ‘Flying Start’ open weekend. Here, purchasers will be able to snap up a new home for 75% of the purchase price plus a free plasma TV.With Fairview’s ‘Flying Start’ option purchasers could own 100% of a brand new apartment for just 75% of the price, with no rent or interest to pay on the remaining 25% for up to 10 years. So for a one bedroom apartment, traditionally prices at £115,000, purchasers would pay as little as £86,250.
Tim Nixon, Sales Director of Fairview New Homes comments: “It is a tough market for first time buyers at the moment which is why we have introduced the Flying Start scheme. It is ideal for those who think they can’t afford to buy as it gives them some flexibility with the amount of money they need to spend, resulting in a brand new home which is excellent value for money.”
Arterra also offers a range of three and four bedroom houses which are part of the Flying Start deal. Traditionally prices for the three bedroom houses are £249,950 but with the deal purchasers pay just £187,500.
Light-filled spacious interiors, unique design features, a fine house at Arterra will give purchasers a stylish new lifestyle in a superb, central location and with plenty of design layouts to choose from, there is a property to suit everyone.
Faversham is just half a mile north of both the A2 and M2 at junction 6. It is approximately 10 miles from Canterbury, 25 miles from Dover and 14 miles from Ashford, for the international train terminal to the continent. For UK rail travel, Faversham station is on the mainline running from London's Victoria Station to Canterbury, Dover and Ramsgate. Trains normally run every half hour with a journey time of around 80 minutes.
Prices at Arterra start from just £86,250 for a one bedroom apartment. For further information visit Fairview.co.uk.
