Shared ownership

Shared ownership is when you buy a share in the property of between 25 and 75 percent of its market value and pay rent on the share that you do not own. The exact percentage is subject to the individual criteria of each new development or scheme.

Most people put down a small deposit on their share (minimum 5 - 15%, depending on your mortgage lender) and take out a mortgage on the rest. You can then 'staircase' your share in the property - building up to 100% in most cases..

Register for shared ownership
You will need to apply to the Help to buy agent at www.helptobuyagent3.org.uk.

Once you have registered with the Help to Buy agent, please email sales@wealdliving.com and provide your Help to Buy reference number.

Am I eligible?

Serving MOD, all first time buyers and social tenants will be given priority.
If your annual household income is more than £80,000 you will not be eligible.
You will also need £2,000 to cover the legal costs of buying a home, plus enough money saved for your deposit. You must not have loans exceeding £15,000 or be in mortgage/rent arrears. You must be able to obtain a mortgage and prove that you can pay your rent and service charges.

Remember you will also have to pay household bills including gas, electricity and water.

Shared ownership is when you buy a share in the property of between 25 and 75 percent of its market value and pay rent on the share that you do not own. The exact percentage is subject to the individual criteria of each new development or scheme.

Most people put down a small deposit on their share (minimum 5 - 15%, depending on your mortgage lender) and take out a mortgage on the rest. You can then 'staircase' your share in the property - building up to 100% in most cases.

Register for shared ownership
You will need to register your intrest via our website and complete an affordability assessment with on of our panel mortgage advisors.

Am I eligible?

Serving MOD, all first time buyers and social tenants will be given priority.
If your annual household income is more than £80,000 you will not be eligible.
You will also need £2,000 to cover the legal costs of buying a home, plus enough money saved for your deposit. You must not have loans exceeding £15,000 or be in mortgage/rent arrears. You must be able to obtain a mortgage and prove that you can pay your rent and service charges.

Remember you will also have to pay household bills including gas, electricity and water.

Shared ownership

Shared ownership is when you buy a share in the property of between 25 and 75 percent of its market value and pay rent on the share that you do not own. The exact percentage is subject to the individual criteria of each new development or scheme.

Most people put down a small deposit on their share (minimum 5 - 15%, depending on your mortgage lender) and take out a mortgage on the rest. You can then 'staircase' your share in the property - building up to 100% in most cases.

With reference to this property being sold, please note, the maximum % a purchaser can acquire is 80% of the property.

Register for shared ownership
You will need to register your interest via our website and complete an affordability assessment with one of our panel mortgage advisors.

Am I eligible?

Serving MOD, all first time buyers and social tenants will be given priority.
If your annual household income is more than £80,000 you will not be eligible.
You will also need £2,000 to cover the legal costs of buying a home, plus enough money saved for your deposit. You must not have loans exceeding £15,000 or be in mortgage/rent arrears. You must be able to obtain a mortgage and prove that you can pay your rent and service charges.

Applicants will be prioritised based on connections to the local area through work, family or past association with the village of Amberley.

Remember you will also have to pay household bills including gas, electricity and water.

Shared ownership

Shared ownership is when you buy a share in the property of between 25 and 75 percent of its market value and pay rent on the share that you do not own. The exact percentage is subject to the individual criteria of each new development or scheme.

Most people put down a small deposit on their share (minimum 5 - 15%, depending on your mortgage lender) and take out a mortgage on the rest. You can then 'staircase' your share in the property - building up to 100% in most cases..

Register for shared ownership
You will need to apply to the Help to buy agent at www.helptobuyagent3.org.uk.

Once you have registered with the Help to Buy agent, please email sales@wealdliving.com and provide your Help to Buy reference number.

Am I Eligible?

Serving MOD, all first time buyers and social tenants will be given priority.
If your annual household income is more than £80,000 you will not be eligible.
You will also need £2,000 to cover the legal costs of buying a home, plus enough money saved for your deposit. You must not have loans exceeding £15,000 or be in mortgage/rent arrears. You must be able to obtain a mortgage and prove that you can pay your rent and service charges.

Remember you will also have to pay household bills including gas, electricity and water.

£80,000 -Based on a 75% share

Shared equity purchase means you buy a 75% share of the property, while Saxon Weald retain ownership of the remaining 25%. There is no rent to pay on the portion owned by Saxon Weald.

The minimum age criteria is 60 years if age. If you are interested in purchasing as a couple, then one person must be at least 60.

To apply, please complete the following steps:

Applicants must complete an Expression of Interest form and arrange to view the property.

Upon request, applicants must provide supporting documentation noted on the Expression of Interest form so a thorough affordability assessment can be carried out

It is a Saxon Weald requirement that applicants have a maximum of £500,000 available to them in savings, assets and sale proceeds at the time of applying. Applicants who exceed this amount will be automatically declined, unless there are exceptional circumstances. Please ask for further details.

If the affordability assessment is successful a Scheme and Care Manager assessment is to be carried out.

On successful completion of both assessments above, applicants will be issued with a formal offer to purchase which will need to be accepted alongside a reservation fee of £500.

£80,000 -Based on a 75% share

Rosebrook Court is an extra-care retirement housing scheme in Bitterne Park, Southampton. We are very proud of our extra-care schemes. Their features and facilities enable residents to receive the support they need to live as independently as possible. Extra care housing also helps couples who thought they might no longer be able to live together due to one having a care need and the other able to live independently.

Extra Care is organised in conjunction with Social Services. The trained care team will assess every resident's care requirements on an individual basis and devise a 'care plan' to suit their needs. The care plan will be continually reviewed to ensure that it meets the resident's needs as they change over time.

To apply, please complete the following steps:

Applicants must complete an Expression of Interest form and arrange to view the property, this can be found in the downloads tab.

Upon request, applicants must provide supporting documentation noted on the Expression of Interest form so a thorough affordability assessment can be carried out - It is a Saxon Weald requirement that applicants have a maximum of £500,000 available to them in savings, assets and sale proceeds at the time of applying. Applicants who exceed this amount will be automatically declined, unless there are exceptional circumstances. Please ask for further details.

If the affordability assessment is successful a Scheme and Care Manager assessment is to be carried out.

On successful completion of both assessments above, applicants will be issued with a formal offer to purchase which will need to be accepted alongside a reservation fee of £500.

Shared ownership

Shared ownership is when you buy a share in the property of between 25 and 75 percent of its market value and pay rent on the share that you do not own. The exact percentage is subject to the individual criteria of each new development or scheme.

Most people put down a small deposit on their share (minimum 5 - 15%, depending on your mortgage lender) and take out a mortgage on the rest. You can then 'staircase' your share in the property - building up to 100% in most cases.

Register for shared ownership
You will need to register your interest via our website and complete an affordability assessment with one of our panel mortgage advisors.

Am I eligible?

Serving MOD, all first time buyers and social tenants will be given priority.
If your annual household income is more than £80,000 you will not be eligible.
You will also need £2,000 to cover the legal costs of buying a home, plus enough money saved for your deposit. You must not have loans exceeding £15,000 or be in mortgage/rent arrears. You must be able to obtain a mortgage and prove that you can pay your rent and service charges.

Remember you will also have to pay household bills including gas, electricity and water.

Shared ownership

Shared ownership is when you buy a share in the property of between 25 and 75 percent of its market value and pay rent on the share that you do not own. The exact percentage is subject to the individual criteria of each new development or scheme.

Most people put down a small deposit on their share (minimum 5 - 15%, depending on your mortgage lender) and take out a mortgage on the rest. You can then 'staircase' your share in the property - building up to 100% in most cases.

Register for shared ownership
You will need to register your interest via our website and complete an affordability assessment with one of our panel mortgage advisors.

Am I eligible?

Serving MOD, all first time buyers and social tenants will be given priority.
If your annual household income is more than £80,000 you will not be eligible.
You will also need £2,000 to cover the legal costs of buying a home, plus enough money saved for your deposit. You must not have loans exceeding £15,000 or be in mortgage/rent arrears. You must be able to obtain a mortgage and prove that you can pay your rent and service charges.

Remember you will also have to pay household bills including gas, electricity and water.