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Rathbone Terrace, MH-00-03, Rushdene Crescent, Northolt, UB5 6NH
MH-00-03, Rathbone Terrace, Rushdene Crescent, Northolt, UB5 6NH
Shared Ownership Terraced house
Four-bedroom mews townhouses launching Saturday 27th June!
This is a rare opportunity to buy a brand-new 4-bedroom mews house with Shared Ownership. Tucked away off a quiet residential road in Northolt, Rathbone Terrace offers just eight townhouses available to buy with Shared Ownership. This boutique mews development benefits from a number of nearby green spaces and schools, including St Raphael's Catholic Primary School (Ofsted rated: Good).
Each thoughtfully designed family home is arranged across three floors and benefits from its own private front door. Part of a brand-new development of homes by the London Borough of Ealing, each mews house has access to a shared podium roof terrace.
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Key Features
- Four-bedroom mews house arranged over three floors.
- Located in a delightful mews in a leafy residential part of Northolt
- Each house has a large private roof terrace on the 2nd floor
- Contemporary specification with integrated white goods
- Energy-efficient homes (EPC rating B)
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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