Redrow celebrates a sell out in Milton Keynes
All homes have now been sold at Redrow’s Broughton Manor development, but Milton Keynes homebuyers have not missed out altogether, as the housebuilder still has a range of stylish apartments available at nearby Bletchley Park.
The homes at Broughton Manor proved popular with a range of homebuyers who appreciated its peaceful semi rural location, within easy reach of the town centre.
However, potential purchasers with designs on a similarly idyllic lifestyle will be delighted to hear there’s still plenty of choice at Bletchley Park, including one, two and three bedroom homes.
Situated in the quiet area of Bletchley, within easy reach of the bustling town centre, Redrow is offering spacious apartments with interiors more akin the dimensions of a house, making them feel light, bright and airy.
Among the available homes is the final two bedroom apartment, which, as a former show home, comes complete with carpets, curtains and light fittings included.
Tonia Tyler, area sales manager for Redrow Homes (South Midlands), said: “This ready-made home is perfect for buyers two want to move in without lifting a finger as its already been decorated by a team of professional interior designers in a natural colour scheme, which will compliment any style.”
Bletchley Park is perfectly placed for commuters as it offers the best of small town living, yet is just a 45 minute train ride to the heart of London from the station directly opposite the development and has easy access to the M1.
There are also a number of three-bedroom duplex apartments for sale, laid out over two floors. With almost 1,000 sq ft of living space, there’s plenty of room for families or anyone who wants the convenience of apartment living, without losing out on space.
There are also opportunities for first time buyers, who don’t have a substantial deposit, to buy a brand new one-bedroom apartment through a Government-backed help scheme.
FirstBuy gives people with only a small deposit a helping hand to buy a home. It provides would-be home owners with an equity loan for up to 20% of the purchase price but buyers own their entire home from day one.
You could quality for the FirstBuy scheme if you are a first time buyer (or want to return to home ownership) and your household earnings are less than £60,000 a year.
The scheme can be used to purchase one-bedroom apartments, with 966 sq ft of living space, priced from £131,950 (initial outlay with FirstBuy just £105,560).
A deposit of 5% of the property price could be all you’ll need and the loan can be paid back when you have more funds available or come to sell.
“It’s perfect for those on lower incomes now who expect their salaries to rise over time,” Tonia added.
Availability of FirstBuy is limited so to find out more visit redrow.co.uk.
