Scholars Place, Queensway, NG31 9RA

Discover the Belvoir, a modern 3-bedroom semi-detached house, part of the exciting new Scholars Place development on the edge of Grantham. Enjoy comfortable living with easy access to Grantham's vibrant shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions, all within an area consistently ranked among the UK's top towns for quality of life.

Designed for modern living, the Belvoir features a fitted kitchen with upstands, turfed rear gardens, and off-road parking for two cars, alongside additional amenities such as a downstairs WC, a combined kitchen/dining area, a separate living room, a built-in oven, hob, and cooker hood, composite sinks, an upstairs family bathroom with a shower over the bath and a glass screen, heated towel rails, vinyl flooring in wet areas, gas central heating, USB sockets, solar panels, and an electric vehicle charging point,

A virtual tour is available to explore the Belvoir from the comfort of your home.

Reserve the Belvoir using one of Emh's panel solicitors, who are specialised in shared ownership, and receive:

• £1,000 towards legal fees
  
  

Shared Ownership: Your Stepping Stone to Homeownership

The Belvoir is available through New Model Shared Ownership (NMSO), making homeownership more accessible. This scheme allows you to purchase a share of your home (typically 10% to 75% based on affordability) and pay rent on the remaining portion.

NMSO offers fantastic benefits:

• Initial shares from just 10% (subject to financial assessment).
• Purchase additional shares from as little as 5% each time (staircasing).
• New gradual staircasing: Buy an extra 1% each year for up to 15 years.
• 10-year repairs and maintenance support from emh for your new-build home.
• A 990-year lease length
  
  For a full breakdown of costs, including rent and service charges, please refer to the Key Information Document (KID1).
  
  

About Grantham: History, Culture, and Connectivity

Grantham consistently ranks among the UK's top towns for quality of life, offering a rich history and excellent connectivity. It's famously the birthplace of Sir Isaac Newton, a legacy celebrated annually at the Gravity Fields Festival, which showcases leading scientists from around the world.

Beyond its historical significance, Grantham is also recognized as a top commuter town. It provides convenient access to the rest of the country via the London–Edinburgh East Coast Main Line, offering fast and frequent train connections. Its location on the River Witham and proximity to the A1 north-south trunk road further enhance its transport links. Situated approximately 23 miles south of Lincoln and 22 miles east of Nottingham, Grantham strikes a desirable balance between small-town charm and accessibility to larger urban centres.