Plot 168, Sparrowhawk Crescent, Hardingstone, Northampton, Hardingstone, Northamptonshire, NN4 6GQ

A fantastic opportunity to buy a new two bedroom end of terrace house on the Landimore Park development near Hardingstone and Wotton in Northampton. This home is available through the shared ownership scheme with the benefit of a lower deposit. Price shown is for a 40% share.

This two bedroom house features a living room, kitchen/diner with door to rear garden, a hall and a useful cloakroom with WC and handbasin on the ground floor; upstairs are two bedrooms and a family bathroom. Outside you will find a private garden and two allocated parking spaces.

Shared Ownership

Shared ownership provides an affordable way for you to become a homeowner, by buying a share in a new home and paying a subsidised rent on the remaining share. You can then purchase further shares in your home, up to 100%, which we call "staircasing". As further shares are purchased the rent reduces accordingly.

The rent payable based on a 40% share would be £323.12 pm (based on a Full Market Value of £235,000). Plus, you will pay an estimated service charge of £28.81 pm.

You will need a minimum 5% deposit for mortgage purposes and funds to pay for solicitor fees, moving costs & furnishings.

Location

Hardingstone, a charming village on the southern edge of Northampton, is three miles from the town centre. The village boasts a pretty conservation area, a local shop for every day groceries, an attractive church, two pubs and a post office. For bigger shops a Waitrose and a Tesco Extra are a short drive from the development.

Northampton has plenty to offer with shopping, museums, sports facilities and a renowned theatre. The town?s market square is one of the oldest and largest in Britain, dating back to 1235. Most days there is an open-air market in the square whilst the nearby pedestrianised Abington Street and The Grosvenor Centre offer an array of independent retailers and major high street names. Alternatively, you could always head to one of the out-of-town retail parks such as Weston Favell Shopping Centre, St James Retail Park and Riverside Retail Park.

For those who like to be outdoors, the village has beautiful open countryside on its doorstep. Barnes Meadow Nature Reserve has grassland and wetland bird habitats and Sywell Country Park, built around a former reservoir, has a playground and a native butterfly garden.

Hardingstone has a fantastic selection of local schools catering for primary, secondary and sixth form students. Preston Hedges Primary School, a few minutes? drive from the development, is rated as Outstanding by Ofsted.

One of Hardingstone?s best features is its convenient transport links. Access to main road links are close by with the M1 motorway being just two miles away at junction 15. The station at Northampton offers direct train services to London Euston with journey times of around one hour.

This is a mixed tenure development consisting of market sale, shared ownership and rental properties.

These homes are advertised on behalf of the Stonewater and your enquiry will be passed to a financial advisor to assess your eligibility for the shared ownership product.

Any artist impressions are for illustrative purposes only. Any measurements provided are not guaranteed to be accurate.

Council Tax Band yet to be determined.