2 bedroom end of terrace house

This attractive, recently-built home forms one end of a short, three-house terrace and has a kitchen with sleek, pale grey units, a ground-floor cloakroom and a dual-aspect reception/dining room with patio doors that open onto the rear garden. Upstairs is a main bedroom with en-suite shower room plus a second, good-sized, double bedroom and a simple yet stylish, naturally-lit family bathroom. Well insulated walls, roof and floor, high performance glazing and a modern gas central heating system all contribute towards a very good energy-efficiency rating. The property comes with a parking space and is also within comfortable walking distance of Nutbourne Railway Station. Ofsted list three schools (two primaries and a secondary) within a mile radius of Brook Close, all rated 'Good'.

Tenure: Freehold.
Service Charge: £58.95 per month (subject to annual review).
Council Tax: Band C, Chichester District Council.
Please Note: This property is currently part-owned by Clarion Housing Association but is offered as a 100% open-market sale. Upon completion, the freehold title would transfer to the buyer.

This property is offered for sale in the condition seen. As a general rule, fitted domestic appliances are included in the sale; non-fitted appliances are not. If you require confirmation, you must request this in writing from Urban Moves. The information in this document supersedes any information given verbally either in person or by telephone.

WHAT IS SHARED OWNERSHIP ?

Shared Ownership is a housing scheme designed to help homebuyers who are unable to afford the cost of buying a property outright on the open market. Properties may be sold off-plan or new build direct from housing associations, or pre-owned from existing shared owners. The rules and terms of the scheme are set by the Greater London Authority (GLA) in London and Homes England outside of London.

IS SHARED OWNERSHIP FOR YOU ?

The GLA and Homes England set the eligibility criteria for Shared Ownership, but broadly speaking you must:

1. Not own another property in the UK or any other country.
2. Have a household income that falls below £90,000 (£80,000 threshold outside the M25). Every property will have a minimum income level too, determined by its’ value, rent and service charge costs. In most cases you will need to meet or exceed the given minimum income.
3. Have access to a minimum deposit of 10% of the share being purchased (a minimum deposit of 5% of the share being purchased may be acceptable depending on individual financial status).
4. Be in full time permanent employment.
5. Be a British, EU or EEA Citizen or have indefinite leave to remain in the UK.
6. Have a good credit history.