2 Bed Detached House For Sale

SHARED OWNERSHIP two bedroom house available to purchase from a 40% share from £100,000 with a minimum 5% mortgage deposit of £5000. Call today to arrange your appointment to view.

This semi-detached house offers a spacious and functional layout, perfect for families. Upon entry, you are greeted by an entrance hall leading to a spacious kitchen diner, complete with a built-in bench offering convenient storage underneath. At the end of the hall, you'll find a bright living room and a convenient WC.

Upstairs, the generously sized master bedroom features double windows and built-in storage, offering plenty of natural light and space. The second bedroom, also a good-sized double, benefits from two windows, ensuring it stays light and airy, along with built-in storage. The family bathroom completes this level.

Outside, the property offers off-road parking for two cars, as well as a front garden. The rear of the house boasts a large garden, complete with a substantial shed for additional storage.

The property is ideally located, with Morrisons, schools, and excellent transport links to Exeter and major commuter routes just a short distance away.

Full Market Value: £250,000
40% Share Price: £100,000
Rent on un-owned share £344.38 PCM
Estimated estate charge £22.75 PCM
There is a local area restriction as to who can buy this property, please contact Fulfords to discuss.
You may purchase a higher share should you qualify to.

*The Shared Ownership scheme is a Part Buy, Part Rent way of owning your own home for a smaller upfront payment. With Shared Ownership, you buy a share of your home using a mortgage from a bank or building society and pay a subsidised rent on the share you did not purchase. The combined mortgage and rent is usually less than you’d expect to pay if you bought a similar property outright. When you’re ready, you can buy more shares until you staircase to owning 100% of your home.

Please note, as a Shared Ownership purchase there are likely to be additional legal fees during the conveyancing process, your solicitor can advise you of these.