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£153,000
Three bedroom Semi-Detached House
“District Connection” means an individual or individuals who satisfy any one or more of the following circumstances;
They currently reside on a permanent basis within the District of Rutland County Council District Council.
They have lived in the District of Rutland County Council District Council for at least 6 months in the last 12 months or for at least three out of the last five years.
They or a member of their household are employed on a permanent basis for a minimum of twelve months within the District of Rutland County Council District Council (with confirmation from their employer).
They have a direct family member living within the District of Rutland County Council District Council for at least five years.
THE ARLINGTON - A unique opportunity to buy a brand new three-bedroom semi-detached house on this exclusive scheme in the village of Whissendine. Available on the shared ownership scheme, the price shown is for a 45% share.
Shares available from 10% to 75%.
THESE HOMES ARE ESTIMATED TO BE BUILD COMPLETE AT THE END OF JULY 2026
In brief the accommodation comprises of a hallway giving access to the kitchen/Diner, the cloakroom, under stair storage and a separate living room (with door to the rear garden). Upstairs you will find the master bedroom, two further bedrooms (one with storage) and a family bathroom.
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 45% share would be £428.54 pm (based on a Full Market Value of £340,000). Plus, you will pay an estimated service charge of £68.37 pm.
Location
Whissendine village can be found to the northwest of the county town of Oakham, and offers timeless charm and the perfect blend of peaceful countryside living and everyday convenience.
Steeped in history with origins stretching back over a thousand years, Whissendine is rich in heritage. The historic stream, Whissendine Brook, winds its way through the village and remains a defining feature of its rural character.
The village sits on two bus routes and is just 5 miles from both Oakham and Melton Mowbray train stations. Grantham, located 20 miles away, offers fast rail links to London, making it ideal for commuters.
Life in Whissendine is about comfort, community and connection. The village is home to an outstanding primary school, a well-loved pub, a local shop and the working windmill. It’s no surprise that
Whissendine remains a sought-after place to live.
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New Home - Council Tax Band yet to be set
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