Share to Buy: the home of Shared Ownership

Many first time buyers are worried that their home ownership aspirations are beyond their reach. Thankfully though, with Shared Ownership homes in Clapham Park, that doesn’t have to be the case. They can help give you the boost you need to take that vital first step onto the property ladder. Help to Buy homes in Clapham Park also offer affordable options to buyers looking to lay down roots in an area they adore.

Staying up to date with the latest Shared Ownership and Help to Buy properties in Clapham Park couldn’t be simpler. All you need to do is sign up to Share to Buy and register to receive alerts when relevant properties become available in your desired location.

This part of London’s history began when a builder named Thomas Cubitt bought over 200 acres of land in 1825. He decided to build a new estate in a style which he has made distinctive in Britain – although internationally, it was known as the Italianate style: a distinct phase of classical architecture. Classic it may be, but this made the area instantly stand out against its neighbours thanks to its villa-like aesthetic. This gave it a continental feel which was rather unusual for the 19th century.

A couple of things remain from this era, and that’s the area’s ability to stand out and its forward-thinking sense of innovation – even if the architectural ideas found here have long since moved from progressive to classic. Although Clapham Park may have long since transformed multiple times to the point where it is now close to unrecognisable, that innovative spirit – as is the case for the suburb of Clapham in general – very much lives on today.

This can be found in its art galleries, in the entrepreneurial spirit of its local businesses, and the diversity of experiences it can offer. You’ll just as easily find metropolitan innovation as you can relax in the 220-acres of unspoiled green space sprawled throughout the wider area of Clapham. In fact, there’s so much to choose from here that each part of Clapham has its own history, attractions and personality to offer. This means that when you move to Clapham Park, you are not limited to just that area’s positive attributes.

Of course, we can’t talk about the benefits of life here without also mentioning the convenient transport links to central London and the rest of the country via bus and railway. The opportunities offered by Clapham Park – both within its boundaries and beyond – are quite simply vast.