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Old Saw Mill, 14, Old Saw Mill Place, Amersham, HP6 6FJ
14, Old Saw Mill, 14, Old Saw Mill Place, Amersham, HP6 6FJ
Shared Ownership Semi-detached house
3-bedroom house available in Amersham for Shared Ownership!
Old Saw Mill is a 79 sqm, semi-detached house located in Amersham. This newly refurbished property benefits from 3-bedrooms, one bathroom, and a fully fitted kitchen with integrated appliances. Located just a 4-minute drive from Chalfont & Latimer station, meaning you can find yourself in London Marylebone in just over 30 minutes or Kings Cross within 50 minutes on the Metropolitan line. This property is also well connected by road, situated only 6-miles from the M25, providing connections to the M1, M40 and Heathrow Airport.
Old Saw Mill Place is located in the small market town of Amersham in Buckinghamshire, combining a suburban community feeling, along with rural charm. The Chess Valley, which is part of the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is only a 15-minute walk away, providing residents with 10 miles open green spaces and walking trails to enjoy, as well as he village centre, providing access to local shops, services, and educational institutions.
Property Features:
- Off street parking
Eligibility for Shared Ownership
In order to be eligible to purchase a Shared Ownership house or apartment, there are several general criteria you must meet:
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You must be at least 18 years’ old with a clean credit history
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Your annual household income must be less than £90,000 in London, or £80,000 outside of London
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You’re a first-time buyer, a previous homeowner that cannot afford to buy one now, or an existing shared homeowner
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You must not be in mortgage or rent arrears, demonstrate a good credit history and be in a position to afford the regular payments
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