Sherwood Way, Epsom, Surrey, KT19

Property Details: - Type: Flat - Bedrooms: 1 - Bathrooms: 1

Agent: Gascoigne-Pees - Chessington Phone: 020 4645 0465

SHARED OWNERSHIP one bedroom apartment available to purchase at a 40% share of £100,000 with a minimum 5% mortgage deposit of £5000. Call today to arrange your appointment to view.<br/><br/>Well presented one bedroom apartment in a quiet and convenient location<br/>This attractive one bedroom apartment offers a spacious and bright open plan kitchen and living area perfect for both relaxing and entertaining, as well as plenty of space for dining or working from home. The modern kitchen is thoughtfully designed with ample workspace and storage plus integrated appliances. <br/>The property features a great sized double bedroom with built in wardrobes, a well appointed bathroom and plenty of additional storage throughout, ensuring comfortable and practical living. <br/>Further benefits include allocated parking and a quiet, tucked away setting, while still being within easy reach of transport links to Epsom Town Centre. The home is also ideally positioned for Horton Country Park offering beautiful green spaces right on your door step.<br/>For commuters there is straight forward access to the M25 making travel to surrounding areas simple and convenient. <br/>Full Market Value: £250,000<br/>40% Share Price: £100,000 <br/>Rent on un-owned share £479 PCM <br/>Estimated estate charge £183 PCM<br/><br/>*The Shared Ownership scheme is a Part Buy, Part Rent way of owning your own home for a smaller upfront payment. With Shared Ownership, you buy a share of your home using a mortgage from a bank or building society and pay a subsidised rent on the share you did not purchase. The combined mortgage and rent is usually less than you’d expect to pay if you bought a similar property outright. When you’re ready, you can buy more shares until you staircase to owning 100% of your home.<br/><br/>Please note, as a Shared Ownership purchase there are likely to be additional legal fees during the conveyancing process, your solicitor can advise you of these.<br/><br/>