The benefits of buying a Barratt home

There are many benefits to buying a new home from energy-efficiency to the wide range of schemes and offers available that could help you move. That's why we're supporting HBF's New Homes Week (3rd – 9th February 2025).

Schemes and offers

Whether you’re a first time buyer or an existing homeowner we have a wide range of schemes and offers available that could help you move sooner and save you thousands.

 

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Energy-efficiency

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According to HBF data a brand-new home could be cheaper to run than an older home, meaning you could reduce your running costs.†

 

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Fee-free mortgage advice

Unclear how much you could borrow? Want to understand what mortgage repayments you could afford? L&C*, voted the UK’s Best Mortgage Broker, are on hand to answer all your questions and make it as simple and stress free as possible – and their advice is completely free.
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Building a community

New is built to last with firm foundations
We build our homes and communities in a way that takes into account the many plants, birds and other wildlife in the area. Walking the dog or having a kickabout with the kids is all part of enjoying where you live, so we make sure that much of the land on our developments is developed into gardens and communal areas.
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Peace of mind

All our homes are covered by the NHBC warranty and insurance policy – this means we have complied with the NHBC standards. This is just one of the added benefits of buying a new home with us.
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†Based on Government and Ofgem data in the HBF “Watt a Save” reports which provide annual average usage figures for existing homes vs new-build homes in the UK.

*Mortgage service provided by London & Country Mortgages Ltd, Beazer House, Lower Bristol Road, Bath, BA2 3BA. Their FCA number is 143002. Think carefully before securing other debts against your home. Your home or property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.