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Scunthorpe proves popular with first time buyers
Over 59% of houses on Barratt Homes’ Vision@Lakeside development have now been snapped up by buyers taking advantage of the Government’s Help to Buy scheme, with the majority being first time buyers taking their first step on the property ladder. Local house builder Barratt Homes has just one plot remaining at its popular Scunthorpe development, following a surge of interest from first time buyers.
The statistics, released by the house builder this week, have highlighted the demand for affordable local housing in the area With a variety of buying schemes such as Help to Buy making it easier than ever to buy a home, Barratt is seeing a surge of new interest in Scunthorpe as local buyers look to purchase their first home There is just one property remaining at Vision@Lakeside, with prices starting from £192,995 The development, which is ideal for families and couples, benefits from fantastic local amenities and nearby road links to M180 and M181 motorways For more information about Barratt Homes and Vision@Lakeside please visitwww.barratthomes.co.uk
Michael Goodwin, Sales Manager for Barratt Homes, commented:
Vision@Lakeside has been an incredibly popular development with first time buyers, and it’s easy to see why, with a variety of affordable homes available in a prime location. Help to Buy has been pivotal in helping families in Scunthorpe onto the property ladder, and it’s great to see that reflected in over half of the purchases at our development.
The Government extending the Help to Buy scheme has provided a new surge of interest from local buyers – team this with the removal of stamp duty, low interest rates and banks becoming more and more flexible and it becomes apparent that now is the time to purchase your dream new home – and where better to settle than in an up and coming town like Scunthorpe?!
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Richard Savage .
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