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Plot 170
Maidstone
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Ellerton
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- From £221,000
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Ellerton
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- From £160,000
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Ellerton
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- From £160,000
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Moresby
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Moresby
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- From £250,000
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Denby
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- From £265,000
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Kingsville
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- From £268,000
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Kingsville
- 3 bed house
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Brentford
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- From £280,000
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Plot 180
Halton
- 4 bed house
- From £320,000
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Alderney
- 4 bed house
- From £327,000
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Alderney
- 4 bed house
- From £328,000
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Chester
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Site and location

A fantastic location

Mortimer Park enjoys a spectacular location within the thriving market town of Driffield. Known as the Capital of the Wolds, (mainly due to its favourable location between Bridlington, Beverley and York), Driffield is steeped in history, and the ideal location to relish nature, the expansive Wolds and the sandy bays along the beautiful coastline of East Yorkshire.

Ideally located, the Mortimer Park development is situated close to all the essential amenities within a 2-3 mile radius including an array of shops, schools, pubs, the railway station and a large park with an enclosed dog free section and equipment suitable for toddlers, juniors and youths. With easy access to the A614, commuters will find commuting a breeze too.

Essentials on your doorstep

Mortimer Park is ideally situated with all essential amenities available within a 2 – 3 mile radius including:

Beautiful market town with a variety of local high street retailers

Driffield North Field Infant School &Driffield Junior School are both rated 'Good' by OFSTED

- Nafferton Primary School - rated 'Outstanding' by OFSTED

- North End Park

- Alfred Bean Hospital

- Driffield Railway Station with links to York, Hull, Sheffield, Scarborough and many more

Efficient, modern design

At Barratt Homes our thoughtfully designed spaces adapt to the way you and your family want to live. What's more, by using modern materials and building techniques, we deliver energy efficient homes which reduce running costs and helps the environment.

The UK's most recommended housebuilder. Fact.

We’re committed to building great quality homes and delivering outstanding customer service in everything we do. In fact, our customers are so satisfied with their homes and the service they’ve received that over 90% of them would recommend us to a friend. It’s why we’ve received 5 stars from the Home Builders Federation for 15 years running. That’s more than any other major national housebuilder.

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First Homes with at least a 30% discount to market value are available on selected new-build homes in England, subject to availability, eligibility, terms and conditions.

What is this First Homes scheme?

1.1 This is a Government-backed scheme designed to help eligible first-time buyers onto the property ladder, by offering selected new-build homes for sale with a discount of at least 30% compared to the open market value ('First Homes Discount').

1.2 This First Homes scheme is only available to first-time buyers that have first been approved by the local authority (for the area in which the First Homes property is located) as meeting the First Homes Eligibility Criteria, set out below ('you/your/buyer(s)').

1.3 The 'First Homes Provisions' regulating the use (during ownership) and sale of a First Homes property, apply to both the initial sale of a First Homes property from us to you, and then continue to apply to all future sales of that First Homes property (subject to limited exceptions). These First Homes Provisions are explained in detail in the First Homes Customer Guide, but will mean that you, and any subsequent owner of a First Homes property (subject to limited exceptions, explained in the First Homes Customer Guide), can only sell a First Homes property:

to buyer(s) that meet, and have first been approved by the local authority as meeting, the First Homes Eligibility Criteria (see below); and

at a price which is the market value of the property at that point in time, less the same First Homes Discount that was applied to the initial sale. This First Homes Discount percentage is fixed and cannot alter, even if you have made improvements to your home, or if the market value of the property increases or decreases over time. As the market value of the First Homes property increases or decreases over time, the actual financial amount of the First Homes Discount will also increase or decrease over time in the same way. So, the seller of a First Homes property will only receive the discounted purchase price (ie 70% of the property’s market value where the First Homes discount is 30%) not the full market value, on the sale of a First Homes property under this scheme. See the example given in the First Homes Customer Guide which shows how the financial amount of the discounted purchase price may change as the market value of a First Homes property increases or decreases over time.

This is to help ensure that generations of new buyers and the local community will continue to benefit, every time a First Homes property is sold.

1.4 'We/our/us' in these Terms and Conditions refers to BDW Trading Limited. Barratt Homes is a brand name of BDW Trading Limited (Company Number 03018173) a company registered in England whose registered office is at Barratt House, Cartwright Way, Forest Business Park, Bardon Hill, Coalville, Leicestershire, LE67 1UF.

1.5 For full guidance on this First Homes scheme, and the First Homes Provisions regulating the use (during ownership) and sale of a First Homes property, please read:

the First Homes Customer Guide, using this live website link: First Homes scheme: first-time buyer's guide;

for more information, take a look at: https://www.ownyourhome.gov.uk/scheme/first-homes/

What are First Homes under this scheme?

1.6 First Homes properties are newly built homes, which are of the same quality and meet the same standards as other equivalent (non-First Homes) newly built homes on the same development, but they are offered for sale with a discount of at least 30% of the open market value (the First Homes Discount), which will continue to be applied to any subsequent sale of the First Homes property.

1.7 First Homes are only available on selected new-build homes in England, up to a maximum price (after applying the First Homes Discount) of £250,000, or £420,000 for First Homes in Greater London (or any lower price cap set by the local authority). These price caps only apply to the initial sale of a First Homes property from us to you, so will not apply to any subsequent sale of that First Homes property.

1.8 First Homes that are flats/apartments can be sold as leasehold, but First Homes that are houses should be sold as freehold.

First Homes Eligibility Criteria - Who is Eligible?

1.9 For all First Homes sales (both the initial plot sale and any subsequent sale of a First Homes property) the following 'First Homes Eligibility Criteria' must be complied with:-

All buyers (if more than one is purchasing, then each of them) must be a 'first time buyer' with a joint gross income of no more than £80,000 per year or £90,000 per year for First Homes in Greater London. This is known as the 'National Eligibility Criteria';

Buyers will need to use a repayment mortgage or home purchase plan to fund at least 50% of the First Homes discounted purchase price. Interest only or buy-to-let mortgages will not be approved for use on First Homes. The deposit with any further cash contribution from the buyer(s) and the mortgage, added together must be equal to, and no more than, the First Homes discounted purchase price;

Buyers will need to occupy the First Homes property as their only home/main residence for the duration of their First Homes property ownership;

Buyers may also need to meet any additional 'Local Eligibility Criteria' (if any) set by the local authority for the area in which the First Homes property is located, as specified in the legal agreement between us and the local authority known as a Section 106 Agreement. The Local Eligibility Criteria is designed to enable local authorities to prioritise First Homes according to their Area’s priority needs. Local Eligibility Criteria can, for example, comprise the following:-

- at least one of the buyer(s) must have a local connection; and/or

- at least one of the buyer(s) must be a keyworker; and/or

- at least one of the buyer(s) is an Armed Services Member (see below for what this means); and

- a lower combined household annual gross income cap.

The local authority will determine the full extent of the Local Eligibility Criteria in force, and the status of any “local connection” or “key worker”, applicable at the time of any sale of a First Homes property.

Our Sales Advisors will notify you of the details of any Local Eligibility Criteria that apply (if any) to your selected First Homes property. However, the Local Eligibility Criteria can change at any time, so the Local Eligibility Criteria which applied (if any) to our initial sale of the First Homes property to you, may well be different at the time you (or any subsequent owner) wishes to sell the First Homes property.

If you, or any subsequent First Homes property owner, wish to sell the First Homes property, then you must first notify the local authority (before advertising the First Homes property for sale), so that the local authority can confirm the National and Local Eligibility Criteria in place at that time, and confirm the marketing instructions and First Homes application process applicable to the sale of that First Homes property, which the seller and estate agents must comply with. The First Homes property must be actively marketed using the First Homes Eligibility Criteria (including both National and, if applicable, Local Eligibility Criteria) for 3 months, but if no buyer meeting the Local Eligibility Criteria during that period can be found, then the Local Eligibility Criteria ceases to apply, at which point the First Homes property can be marketed to first-time buyers that meet the balance of the First Homes Eligibility Criteria (see above) excluding the Local Eligibility Criteria.

1.10 Buyers that are an 'Armed Services Member', includes:-

current members or former members (if purchasing First Homes within 5 years of leaving) of the Armed Services (comprising the Royal Air Force, the Royal Navy, the Royal Marines, or the British Army); or>

a divorced or separated spouse/civil partner of a member of the Armed Services; or

a spouse/civil partner of a deceased member of the Armed Services (if death is caused wholly or partly by their service;

and will be exempt from needing to meet any ‘local connection’ or ‘keyworker’ requirements set as Local Eligibility Criteria (if any) by the local authority, but must always meet all other First Homes Eligibility Criteria, including first-time buyer status and the joint gross annual income cap.

1.11 A ‘first-time buyer’ is defined in full in paragraph 6 of Schedule 6ZA of the Finance Act 2003 for the purposes of Stamp Duty Relief. Effectively all buyer(s) of a First Homes property must not currently, or previously have, (either alone or with others):

had any mortgage finance or home purchase plan (also known as sharia mortgage finance); and/or

acquired via purchase, gift, trust or inheritance a major interest in a dwelling or an equivalent interest in residential land, situated either in the UK or anywhere in the world, including any one or more of the following:

- in England & Wales, any residential freehold, commonhold or long leasehold (for a term of 21 years or more, when granted) property;

- in Scotland, any land which is recorded (or capable of being recorded) as a right of absolute ownership in the Land Register of Scotland or the General Register of Sasines in Scotland;

- in Northern Ireland, any freehold or long leasehold (for a term of 21 years or more, when granted) property; or

- anywhere outside the UK, any equivalent interest to those above, which is in respect of a dwelling (used or suitable for use as a dwelling or in the process of being constructed or adapted as a dwelling).

How does it work?

1.12 At legal completion of the initial sale of a First Homes property from us to you, you will:

if your First Homes property is a house, and you are purchasing with a mortgage, you will have full ownership of the freehold of the Property; or

if your First Homes property is a leasehold flat/apartment, have full ownership of the rights to occupy that leasehold flat/apartment for the Term, subject to compliance with the Plot Lease terms.

1.13 The First Homes Provisions setting out the constraints on the sale and use (during ownership) of a First Homes property are explained in the First Homes Customer Guide (available to read via the above web-link), but are protected and secured by:

a legal agreement between us and the local authority known as a “Section 106 Agreement” which the local authority should register as a local land charge that binds each First Homes property (this will appear in any local or personal search undertaken by a buyer(s) before purchasing a First Homes Property). A copy of the First Homes Provisions from the Section 106 Agreement will be annexed to the Plot Transfer Deed or Plot Lease documenting the initial sale of the First Homes property from us to you; and

a restriction in favour of the local authority, which will be registered against the title to your First Homes property at HM Land Registry (your conveyancer will be responsible for registering this at HM Land Registry, on legal completion of the initial plot sale from us to you).

This enables the local authority to ensure that First Homes properties are used and sold in compliance with the First Homes Provisions.

1.14 You, and any subsequent owner of a First Homes property, must during ownership of a First Homes property, comply with the First Homes Provisions which are explained in more detail in the First Homes Customer Guide, and must be explained to the buyer(s) via their legal advisors/conveyancers as part of the conveyancing process as instructed in the “First Homes Conveyancer Pack”, but includes the following:-

you can decorate and upgrade/improve the First Homes property as you wish, provided that this is always in compliance with planning rules and building regulations, any leasehold restrictions (if applicable), the terms of the Plot Transfer Deed or Plot Lease, and the terms of your mortgage or home purchase plan;

you may be allowed to let or sub-let your First Homes property in some circumstances, but only:

- with the local authority’s prior notification (if letting or sub-letting for up to a maximum combined total of 2 years during each ownership period), or the local authority’s prior approval (if in certain exceptional circumstances, letting or sub-letting is to be for longer than a combined total of 2 years during each ownership period); and

- in any event for any letting/sub-letting of any period of time, in compliance with (if permitted) the terms of your mortgage or home purchase plan, and with the prior consent of your mortgage lender or home-purchase plan provider; and

- in any event for any letting/sub-letting of any period of time, in compliance with (if permitted) the terms of your Plot Transfer Deed or Plot Lease, and with any consent required under the terms of that Plot Transfer Deed or Plot Lease;

lodgers are permitted, as long as the First Homes property remains your only home/main residence provided always that this is permitted by the terms of your mortgage or home purchase plan and the terms of the Plot Transfer Deed or Plot Lease;

when ready to sell the First Homes property (both the initial plot sale and all subsequent sales), a First Homes property owner must:

- first notify the local authority (before the property is advertised for sale or an estate agent is appointed)

- arrange for a valuation of the First Homes property to be undertaken by a professional valuer registered with the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). The First Homes property owner will need to pay for this RICS Valuation to be undertaken. This RICS valuation must then be given to the local authority evidencing the full open market value of the property, at that point in time;

- ensure that the First Homes property price, when advertised for sale, reflects the open market value of the First Homes property minus the First Homes Discount. The First Homes Discount that applied at the initial sale of the First Homes property must apply to any future sale;

- the First Homes property owner and their appointed estate agents must ensure that the First Homes property is only marketed and sold to buyer(s) that meet the First Homes Eligibility Criteria (see above) who have first been approved by the local authority (for the area in which the First Homes property is located) as meeting the First Homes Eligibility Criteria, and must be sold at the discounted purchase price, having applied the same First Homes Discount as was applied to the initial sale of the First Homes property from us to you.

1.15 The First Homes Provisions comprising the detailed terms and conditions applying to the use and sale of a First Homes property will be made available to the buyer(s) via their legal advisors/conveyancers as part of the “Conveyancer’s Pack” supplied by the local authority to the buyer(s) conveyancers, as part of the First Homes conveyancing process.

1.16 Any non-compliance/breach of the First Homes Provisions will constitute a breach of the legal obligations relating to the First Homes scheme which will carry serious consequences. Your legal advisors/conveyancers as part of the First Homes conveyancing process are (in the Conveyancer’s Pack) instructed to advise you/the First Homes buyer(s) of the First Homes Provisions explained in the First Homes scheme: first-time buyer's guide and the consequences of any breach of these First Homes Provisions during your ownership, so that you are clear on how the First Homes scheme works, before proceeding with your purchase.

What is the Application and Conveyancing process for this scheme?

Stage 1: Applying

1.17 Find your new home: search our website for available First Homes, by looking out for the “First Homes, getting you on the ladder, backed by HM Government” logo.

1.18 Get financial advice: Buying a new home can be a daunting process, but there are many organisations that offer free advice. We have a range of New Home Mortgage Advisers who can help you seek independent financial advice and make sure you qualify financially for this scheme.

1.19 Apply for & reserve your First Homes property: If there is a First Homes property that you would like to buy, we will initially check your eligibility against the First Homes Eligibility Criteria. If it looks like you could be eligible, we will:

work with you to reserve a First Homes property. You will pay a £500 reservation fee, which is fully refundable if you are not approved by the local authority as being an ‘Eligible Purchaser’ for this First Homes scheme; and

work with you and the New Homes Mortgage Adviser to complete a First Homes Application Pack applying to the local authority to approve your eligibility for a First Home. As part of the First Homes Application Pack process, you will need to:

- sign the legal declarations, including confirmation that you and anyone you are buying with, are all ‘first-time buyers’ and meet the First Homes Eligibility Criteria including the National Eligibility Criteria and (if applicable) Local Eligibility Criteria set by the local authority for the area in which your First Homes property is located; and

- obtain and provide a ‘decision in principle’ from your proposed mortgage lender or home purchase plan provider, evidencing that you are able to obtain a repayment mortgage or home purchase plan for at least 50% of the First Homes discounted purchase price; and

- provide supporting personal and financial documentation evidencing that you and anyone you are buying with, meet the First Homes Eligibility Criteria including the National Eligibility Criteria and (if applicable) Local Eligibility Criteria, including (but not limited to) your joint gross annual income (for both you and anyone you are buying with), your current address or employment details, your proposed repayment mortgage or home purchase plan, deposit and any cash contribution details, the First Homes property details etc.

The information you provide to us when completing the First Homes Application Pack must be accurate and true. False or misleading details will lead to delays and may put you at risk of fraud, which is a criminal offence.

We will send your signed First Homes Application Pack together with the supporting documentation you have supplied to evidence how you and anyone you are buying with, meets the First Homes Eligibility Criteria, to the relevant local authority for their consideration. Applications will not be considered by local authorities if you have not reserved a First Homes property or the First Homes Application Pack is incomplete or missing any information or signed declarations.

Stage 2: Authority to Proceed & Eligibility Approval

1.20 Application review: the local authority for the area in which your selected First Homes property is located, will review your First Homes Application Pack and supporting evidential documentation to ascertain whether you and anyone you are buying with, meet the First Homes Eligibility Criteria

1.21 Authority to Proceed & Eligibility Approval: If the local authority consider that you and anyone you are buying with, meet the First Homes Eligibility Criteria, then the local authority will issue you and your conveyancers with an Authority to Proceed (“ATP”) & Eligibility Approval, which is an initial confirmation that you are eligible to buy the First Homes property. This is valid for only 3 months. Exchange of contracts must take place within that 3 month period (extensions of time to an ATP need to be confirmed in writing by the local authority).

1.22 Apply for a mortgage/home purchase plan: once the local authority have issued the ATP & Eligibility Approval, you are then able to submit a full application for your repayment mortgage or home purchase plan. You will need to speak to a mortgage broker or directly to the mortgage lenders to apply for your repayment mortgage or home purchase plan.

1.23 Conveyancer Pack: At the same time as the local authority issue the ATP & Eligibility Approval, your conveyancer will also receive the ‘First Homes Conveyancer Pack’ from the local authority, comprising:-

the local authority’s instructions to your conveyancer;

the legal guidance your conveyancer will need to advise you on the detailed terms and conditions of a First Homes purchase and the First Homes Provisions regulating the use (during your ownership) and re-sale of a First Homes property (you can only sell the home in the future to another buyer that meets the First Homes Eligibility Criteria and must apply the same First Homes Discount as that which applied to the initial sale); and

forms to complete as part of the First Homes conveyancing process.

Your conveyancer is responsible for explaining the legal information to you, and for ensuring that these forms are completed and returned to the local authority within the timeframes required, so that you can buy your selected First Homes property.

Stage 3: Mortgage offer & exchange of contracts

1.24 Your Conveyancer will:

explain the First Homes contract, Plot Transfer Deed/Lease terms and the First Homes Provisions to you (as outlined in the First Homes Conveyancer Pack and the First Homes Customer Guide and ATP) to ensure that you understand your legal responsibilities during your ownership and on any sale of the First Homes property. Any breach of the First Homes Provisions will be a breach of the First Homes legal obligations which will carry serious consequences;

remind you that your First Homes Application must be accurate and true. Providing false or misleading information could be fraud, which is a criminal offence;

ask you to sign the First Homes sale contract, Plot Transfer Deed/Lease and to sign a further Legal Declaration to the local authority confirming that you and anyone you’re buying with, meets the First Homes Eligibility Criteria including the National Eligibility Criteria and (if applicable) Local Eligibility Criteria set by the local authority for the area in which your selected First Homes property is located, and all other First Homes Eligibility Criteria (see above);

make sure your repayment mortgage offer or home purchase plan, property price and deposit (with any cash contribution) are the same amount as agreed in the Authority to Proceed & Eligibility Approval Certificate;

having ensured that the purchase details accord with the local authority’s requirements, submit a legal Undertaking to the local authority, together with a certified copy of your mortgage lender’s professional valuation report or (where not available) mortgage offer (confirming the valuation, and valuing the First Homes property at a sum which is equal to the property’s Full Purchase Price (ie its full market value)) and asking the relevant local authority for permission to exchange contracts.

1.25 Authority to Exchange & Compliance Certificate: Your local authority will check all the paperwork submitted by your conveyancer and if satisfactory, will issue the Authority to Exchange (“ATE”) and Compliance Certificate to your conveyancer (copied to you) so that they can exchange contracts. Exchange of contracts must take place within 3 months of the ATP (unless the local authority have issued a written extension to your ATP). You must keep the Compliance Certificate in a safe place, as this is the document evidencing that you are entitled to be a First Homes property owner and confirming the First Homes Discount applicable on the initial sale of the First Homes property from us to you.

1.26 You will then be able to progress to:

exchange of your First Homes contract. At this point you are legally bound to buy your new First Homes property by the legal completion date. You will pay a deposit (normally between 5 and 10% of the discounted purchase price) when you exchange contracts. Any further cash contribution (in addition to the Deposit and mortgage funds) that you may have to put towards the discounted purchase price, is then paid at legal completion.. If for example you are using Help to Buy ISA or Lifetime ISA monies to fund the deposit, it is possible to exchange contracts with a lesser deposit and then the outstanding balance would form part of your cash contribution which is paid at legal completion. Your conveyancer must ensure that your First Homes purchase complies with the Help to Buy ISA or Lifetime ISA rules;

make sure your repayment mortgage offer or home purchase plan does not expire before the completion date;

visit your new home before you move in, we can arrange this for you. This will give you a chance to confirm any last-minute details. Speak to us for more information about home visits.

1.27 Exchange confirmation: Your conveyancer must notify the local authority (within 2 working days of exchange) that exchange has taken place, by completing and submitting to the local authority a 'Confirmation of Exchange Form'.

1.28 At least 5 working days before the anticipated legal completion date your conveyancer will provide the local authority with a signed and dated Certificate of Title document.

Stage 4: Completing your purchase

1.29 Legal completion: The anticipated legal completion date of your First Homes property ideally will be no longer than 6 months after the date of exchange of contracts. Legal completion will take place once your First Homes property is built and ready for occupation (which may sometimes be longer than 6 months after the date of exchange of contracts if there are delays for any reason), and in accordance with the terms of your First Homes plot Contract. At legal completion you pay the rest of your deposit (if any) together with any cash contribution, and your conveyancer will arrange to obtain from your mortgage lender or home purchase plan provider its share of the funds necessary to enable you to buy your new home. Once legal completion takes place, you will:

get the keys and can move in to your First Homes property; and

(if purchasing with a mortgage) you will legally own your new home (if a house) or you will own the rights to occupy your apartment for the Term (if a leasehold apartment); or

(if purchasing with a home purchase plan), your conveyancer will explain the ownership structure to you.

1.30 Restriction registration: after legal completion has taken place, your conveyancer must ensure that a restriction in favour of the local authority, is registered at HM Land Registry and shown on your property title documents to protect the First Homes Provisions contained in the Section 106 Agreement regulating the use (during ownership) and sale of a First Homes property, which will continue to apply to all future sales of a First Homes property (subject to limited exceptions explained in the First Homes scheme: first-time buyer's guide). Your conveyancer must supply the local authority with a certified copy of the updated title registers evidencing that this restriction has been registered against the title to your First Homes property.

£99 deposit offer available on selected plots under £300,000 only. Terms and conditions apply – Click here or visit your local sales centre for details. Following withdrawal or termination of any offer, we reserve the right to extend, reintroduce or amend any such offer as we see fit at any time. Offer available on selected plots only. Terms and conditions apply including Barratt Homes’ standard Reservation Terms; click the link above for details. Subject to contract and status. Offer is for customers to reserve a new Barratt home for £99. Upon payment of £99 Barratt Homes will reserve the customers selected property for 1 week, during which time the customer must secure a mortgage agreement in principle. Reservation must take place on or after 29 January 2025 and exchange by the date agreed with the development you are purchasing from. Offer is valid from 29 January 2025 to 31 March 2025.

†Indicative figures, based on Government and Ofgem data in the HBF “Watt a Save” report published January 2025 which provides annual average usage figures for existing homes vs new-build homes in the UK.

1. This offer is available on selected developments and plots only, subject to status and availability.

2. This offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other Barratt Homes offer.

3. This offer is not available on Buy to Let property purchases.

4. This offer is for Barratt Homes to contribute towards your deposit up to a maximum of 5% of the purchase price.

5. This sum will be agreed prior to the reservation of your property.

6. Purchasers are required to contribute a minimum 10% deposit.

7. Barratt Homes’ contribution is paid to the purchaser’s solicitor at the time of completion.

8. Purchasers must meet the lender’s mortgage eligibility criteria.

9. Legal completion must take place on or before the date agreed at the time of reservation.

10. Barratt Homes reserve the right to withdraw or alter the terms of this offer at any time prior to payment of a reservation fee.

1. To be considered for Movemaker, you will need to provide access to our appointed estate agents or our representative within 3 working days for the purposes of valuations and inspection of your existing property.

2. Following two valuations from our nominated estate agents and an inspection of your existing property (including an EPC Certificate) we will verbally offer you a price to market your existing property at. Your acceptance will be required within 2 working days and any confirmed written offer must be returned within 2 working days of receipt. Upon acceptance your Reservation Agreement will be processed, subject to Anti-Money Laundering checks we must undertake. If you do not accept the price that we offer for your existing property to be marketed at, your application for Movemaker will be cancelled.

3. If no acceptable offer is received on your existing property within the time period set out in the Movemaker Agreement, we reserve the right to re-market our new Barratt home and to refund you the Reservation Deposit subject to the terms set out in the Reservation Agreement.

4. You must enter into a Movemaker Agreement with BDW Trading Limited (the trading company of Barratt Homes) concerning the sale of your existing property, which will include a time period for the marketing of your existing property. A sample of our Movemaker Agreement may be obtained from your local Barratt Homes sales office.

5. You agree to Barratt Homes appointing a nominated estate agent whom you will instruct to market and sell your existing property.

6. You agree you will have no control over which estate agents we instruct, or the terms of that appointment.

7. You agree to allow reasonable access to your existing property to facilitate the resale (subject to agreed appointments), to the erection of a “for sale” sign and to co-operate fully with our estate agent in their endeavours to market and sell your existing property.

8. Should you terminate the Movemaker Agreement within the time period set out in the Agreement then we may retain the Reservation Deposit payment for costs incurred as set out within the Reservation Agreement.

9. This offer is also subject to the terms of your Reservation Agreement with us which explains the circumstances in which we may retain your Reservation Deposit.

10. In order to meet our 42 day exchange requirement, you will need to ensure your solicitor is instructed to proceed on your behalf upon acceptance of an offer of your existing property and completion of our Reservation Agreement.

11. We agree to pay the estate agent’s commission plus VAT for marketing and selling your existing property provided you legally complete on the purchase of your new Barratt home.

12. You agree not to instruct another estate agent to sell your existing property until your Movemaker Agreement has ended, that no party is currently negotiating to purchase your existing property and that no introduction has already been made by another party.

13. You agree to cancel any existing arrangements with any agents’ and any agents’ fees or commissions and VAT that may have been incurred by you prior to our Movemaker Agreement will remain your responsibility. Barratt Homes will not accept liability towards any such costs or charges.

14. Any estate agent appointed by ourselves to market your existing property will be acting on our behalf and should the complete transaction proceed to mutual legal completion any fees and commissions for the appointed estate agent will be met by Barratt Homes. Should either party withdraw from the transaction but you continue to sell your existing property to any individual introduced by our appointed estate agent during the period of our instructions, and any such sale proceeds to legal completion, you would be responsible for the estate agent’s commission and VAT.

15. Your existing property must continue to be maintained internally and externally to an acceptable standard until legal completion and on legal completion must be left clean and tidy including the garden, loft and any outbuildings with only the agreed items remaining.

16. Full vacant possession of your existing property will be required upon legal completion.

This offer is available on selected developments and plots only, subject to status and availability, and Barratt Homes' General Terms and Conditions.

This offer is (subject to clause 2 below) available to Key Workers. For the purposes of this offer: (i) "Barratt” means BDW Trading Limited, trading as Barratt Homes, Barratt London, David Wilson Homes or other Barratt trade name from time to time; and (ii) "Key Worker" means an individual currently employed (in any capacity) by one of the following bodies/institutions:

NHS;

Education;

Police Force;

Fire Service;

Ministry of Defence;

Environmental Service;

National Highways;

Probation Service;

Local Authority;

Prison Service;

Transport Scotland;

Transport for Wales;

Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI);

and Foster Carers.

An individual deemed to be ‘UK Armed Forces Personnel’ as per the definition within our: Armed Forces Deposit Contribution Scheme

This offer is available to Key Workers who purchase a new Barratt property. We make this offer available across our Barratt divisions from time to time, however, it may not always be available for all categories of Key Workers. We encourage you to please speak with one of our Sales Advisors to check availability and if you have any queries in this respect.

Subject to these terms and conditions, Key Workers are entitled to receive a deposit contribution towards the overall purchase price of the property of £1,000 for every £20,000 spent. Please note that you may be required to pay a contribution towards the purchase price depending on your lender’s mortgage eligibility criteria.

The sum to be contributed by Barratt will be agreed prior to the reservation of your property, and payment will be made by us on legal completion.

Eligible purchasers must declare their intention to claim the deposit contribution as soon as reasonably practicable in advance of reserving a property.

Satisfactory evidence of eligibility for this offer must be provided, including (but not limited to) payslips from the three months prior to reservation, Blue Light Card (where available) and identification/proof of trained status.

This offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other Barratt offer.

This offer is available on residential properties to eligible purchasers buying the property with cash or with the aid of a mortgage (eligible purchasers must meet their lender’s mortgage eligibility criteria however) and does not exclude eligible purchasers from qualifying for Help to Buy.

This offer is not available on Buy to Let properties.

Purchasers must be over 18 years of age.

Purchasers are required to pay the standard reservation fee for the selected plot.

Purchasers are required to pay the full amount of the relevant contribution upon exchange.

The relevant sum will be deducted from the total sale price on legal completion.

Legal completion must take place on or before the date agreed at the time of reservation.

Barratt reserves the right to withdraw or alter the terms of this offer at any time.

Flooring Terms and Conditions

We will cover the cost of flooring up to the equivalent of 1% of the purchase price of the property (excluding extras). Customers are required to choose from our Choices flooring ranges. Final selection may be limited within these ranges due to availability, factors beyond our control and/or dependent on the build phase of the selected property. Please speak to one of our Sales Advisers if you have any questions regarding what flooring options are available for a particular property. There is no cash or cash equivalent for this offer. Customers will not be able to select flooring from a third party. If the cost of the flooring chosen exceeds 1% of the purchase price (excluding extras), the customer will be required to pay the excess.

2. All properties shall need to be considered for Part Exchange to establish their method of construction or unusual characteristics. Barratt Homes are under no obligation to make an offer.

3. Any offer made to purchase your existing property will be at fair value and will be based on a presumed sale of within 8 to 10 weeks. Our offer will be subject to a RICS survey and an independent valuation.

4. To be considered for Part Exchange you will need to have completed the Part Exchange application form in full, a Reservation Agreement and have paid your Reservation Deposit.

5. You will need to provide access to our appointed estate agents, Part Exchange Manager or our representative within 3 working days for the purposes of valuations and inspection of your existing property.

6. Following valuation and inspection of your existing property we will make you a verbal offer. Your acceptance will be required within 2 working days and any written offer must be returned within 2 working days of receipt. Upon acceptance your Reservation Agreement will be processed. If you do not accept our offer, your application for Part Exchange and your reservation on the new property will be cancelled.

7. Note any offer made to you by us under the Part Exchange scheme is subject to any necessary further enquires or reports.

8. You will need to ensure your solicitor is instructed to proceed on your behalf upon acceptance of our offer and to meet our 42 day exchange requirement.

9. You agree to cancel any existing arrangements with any agents and any agents’ fees or commissions and VAT that may have been incurred by you prior to our agreement will remain your responsibility. Barratt Homes will not accept liability towards any such costs or charges.

10. Both your purchase of the new home and our Part Exchange agreement are subject to contract until the exchange has taken place on both transactions.

11. We will market your existing property prior to your move into a new Barratt home. You agree to allow reasonable access to your existing property to facilitate the resale (subject to agreed appointments) and to the erection of a “for sale” sign.

12. Any estate agents appointed by ourselves to market your existing property will be acting on our behalf and should the complete transaction proceed to mutual legal completion any fees and commissions for the appointed agents will be met by Barratt Homes. Should either party withdraw from the transaction but you continue to sell your existing property to any individual introduced by our appointed agents during the period of our instructions, and any such sale proceed to a legal completion, you would be responsible for the agents’ commission and VAT.

13. Certain items are deemed fixtures and fittings within your existing property and must remain within the property and are included in our offer. Such items will be set out within the Property Inspection Form.

Our estate agent or Part Exchange Manager will discuss these with you and they must be identified on the Property Inspection Form, which in turn will form part of our legal agreement. If there are specific items you wish to remove these must be identified with our estate agent or Part Exchange Manager and duly documented. This may necessitate your replacing any items removed or carrying out reinstatement of walls, ceilings or floors to an acceptable standard, including the filling of any holes and repainting. Items in the garden including plants, shed and water features are also deemed fixtures and fittings and must remain unless otherwise agreed in writing.

14. A Corgi or Gas safe service certificate will be required on all gas equipment and an electrical testing certificate will be required on all electric equipment within your existing property prior to exchange of contracts to certify they are safe and in a full working condition. You will also be required to provide an Energy Performance Certificate.

15. Any prepaid service meters must be replaced with standard credit meters prior to legal completion.

16. Your existing property must continue to be maintained internally and externally to an acceptable standard until legal completion and on legal completion must be left clean and tidy including the garden, loft and any outbuildings with only the agreed items remaining.

17. On the day of legal completion you will not receive the keys to your new home until completion has taken place on your existing property and only then when it is confirmed that you have left the keys as set out in the Property Inspection Form with our appointed estate agent or ourselves, along with any alarm codes. You will be notified prior to legal completion where these keys are to be left. Any keys not provided may necessitate a locksmith being instructed on our behalf to replace locks and supply keys, the cost of which would be recovered from you.

18. You will be responsible for all service company invoices up to and including the day of legal completion. Please ensure you have had all your meters read in order that the final bills can be forwarded on to you for settlement. We will not accept any bills or invoices for periods of consumption prior to completion date.

19. Full vacant possession of your existing home will be required upon legal completion.

20. Offer is not available while new property is at early build stages.

1. Part Exchange is only available on selected plots and developments in England, Wales or Scotland and is subject to our standard terms and conditions. Part Exchange will only be available where the existing property being traded in is no more than 70% of the selling price of the plot you are considering purchasing, up to a maximum value of £350,000.

2. All properties shall need to be considered for Part Exchange to establish their method of construction or unusual characteristics. Barratt Homes are under no obligation to make an offer.

3. Any offer made to purchase your existing property will be at fair value and will be based on a presumed sale of within 8 to 10 weeks. Our offer will be subject to a RICS survey and an independent valuation.

4. To be considered for Part Exchange you will need to have completed the Part Exchange application form in full, a Reservation Agreement and have paid your Reservation Deposit.

5. You will need to provide access to our appointed estate agents, Part Exchange Manager or our representative within 3 working days for the purposes of valuations and inspection of your existing property. 6. Following valuation and inspection of your existing property we will make you a verbal offer. Your acceptance will be required within 2 working days and any written offer must be returned within 2 working days of receipt. Upon acceptance your Reservation Agreement will be processed. If you do not accept our offer, your application for Part Exchange and your reservation on the new property will be cancelled.

7. Note any offer made to you by us under the Part Exchange scheme is subject to any necessary further enquires or reports.

8. You will need to ensure your solicitor is instructed to proceed on your behalf upon acceptance of our offer and to meet our 42 day exchange requirement.

9. You agree to cancel any existing arrangements with any agents and any agents’ fees or commissions and VAT that may have been incurred by you prior to our agreement will remain your responsibility. Barratt Homes will not accept liability towards any such costs or charges.

10. Both your purchase of the new home and our Part Exchange agreement are subject to contract until the exchange has taken place on both transactions.

11. We will market your existing property prior to your move into a new Barratt home. You agree to allow reasonable access to your existing property to facilitate the resale (subject to agreed appointments) and to the erection of a “for sale” sign.

12. Any estate agents appointed by ourselves to market your existing property will be acting on our behalf and should the complete transaction proceed to mutual legal completion any fees and commissions for the appointed agents will be met by Barratt Homes. Should either party withdraw from the transaction but you continue to sell your existing property to any individual introduced by our appointed agents during the period of our instructions, and any such sale proceed to a legal completion, you would be responsible for the agents’ commission and VAT.

13. Certain items are deemed fixtures and fittings within your existing property and must remain within the property and are included in our offer. Such items will be set out within the Property Inspection Form. Our estate agent or Part Exchange Manager will discuss these with you and they must be identified on the Property Inspection Form, which in turn will form part of our legal agreement. If there are specific items you wish to remove these must be identified with our estate agent or Part Exchange Manager and duly documented. This may necessitate your replacing any items removed or carrying out reinstatement of walls, ceilings or floors to an acceptable standard, including the filling of any holes and repainting. Items in the garden including plants, shed and water features are also deemed fixtures and fittings and must remain unless otherwise agreed in writing.

14. A Corgi or Gas safe service certificate will be required on all gas equipment and an electrical testing certificate will be required on all electric equipment within your existing property prior to exchange of contracts to certify they are safe and in a full working condition. You will also be required to provide an Energy Performance Certificate.

15. Any prepaid service meters must be replaced with standard credit meters prior to legal completion.

16. Your existing property must continue to be maintained internally and externally to an acceptable standard until legal completion and on legal completion must be left clean and tidy including the garden, loft and any outbuildings with only the agreed items remaining.

17. On the day of legal completion you will not receive the keys to your new home until completion has taken place on your existing property and only then when it is confirmed that you have left the keys as set out in the Property Inspection Form with our appointed estate agent or ourselves, along with any alarm codes. You will be notified prior to legal completion where these keys are to be left. Any keys not provided may necessitate a locksmith being instructed on our behalf to replace locks and supply keys, the cost of which would be recovered from you.

18. You will be responsible for all service company invoices up to and including the day of legal completion. Please ensure you have had all your meters read in order that the final bills can be forwarded on to you for settlement. We will not accept any bills or invoices for periods of consumption prior to completion date.

19. Full vacant possession of your existing home will be required upon legal completion.

20. Offer is not available while new property is at early build stages.

Barratt Homes General Terms and Conditions

Any promoted Barratt offer is subject to contract and status. Offers are on selected plots only and are subject to availability. The offers advertised cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer on the same plot unless expressly stated otherwise. Prices and details are correct at time of going to press. All images are typical of Barratt homes and are for illustrative purposes only. Please contact the development in which you are interested for further details.

Barratt reserve the right to withdraw or alter any of these offers at any time prior to the payment of a reservation fee. Contracts must be exchanged within 42 days of reservation of your property. Failure to do so may result in the loss of all or part of your reservation fee.

The current specific offers being advertised in relation to selected Barratt developments are also subject to the specific terms and conditions set out above (N.B. these offers may vary from time to time and you should refer to the development in which you are interested to discover which offers are available on specific plots and developments). Barratt will not be liable for the refusal of a mortgage based on the borrower’s individual circumstances which leads to the loss of any reservation fee.

Barratt will not be responsible for the failure of any deal due to any defects in your existing property which arise as a result of an inspection or survey, whether a part exchange deal has been agreed or not. These terms and conditions do not affect your statutory rights.

Barratt Homes is a trading name of BDW Trading Limited (Registered Number 03018173) which is a subsidiary of Barratt Developments PLC (Registered Number 00604574) both with registered offices at Barratt House, Cartwright Way, Forest Business Park, Bardon Hill, Coalville, Leicestershire, LE67 1UF.

If you require a mortgage, you are strongly advised to obtain advice from a regulated adviser. Barratt Homes recommends from a panel of New Build Mortgage Advisers who have extensive knowledge of the new build mortgage market, though you may, of course, seek such advice from your own mortgage adviser.

YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE

1. This offer is available on selected developments and plots only in England, Scotland and Wales, subject to status and availability, and Barratt Homes' standard terms and conditions. This Part Exchange Guarantee Scheme will only be available where the Existing Property being traded in is no more than 70% of the selling price of the plot you are considering purchasing, up to a maximum value of £350,000.

2. All properties shall need to be considered by Barratt for this Part Exchange Guarantee Scheme to establish their method of construction or unusual characteristics. Barratt Homes are under no obligation to make an offer.

3. To be considered for the Part Exchange Guarantee Scheme you will need to have completed the Part Exchange application form in full, a Reservation Agreement and have paid your Reservation Deposit. In the aforementioned application form you will include your reasonable expectation as to the value of your Existing Property. For the avoidance of doubt the figure included by you in the application form shall not be binding under any circumstances.

4. You will need to provide access to our appointed estate agents, Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors ("RICS") valuer, Part Exchange Manager or our representative within 3 working days from reservation for the purposes of valuations and inspection of your Existing Property.

5. Any offer made by us to purchase your Existing Property will be at fair value and will be based on a presumed sale of within 8 to 10 weeks. Our offer will be subject to and based on a RICS survey and an independent valuation. Following valuation and inspection of your Existing Property we will make you a written offer (“Offer”). Your acceptance will be required within 2 working days. Upon acceptance your Reservation Agreement will be processed. If you do not accept our Offer, your application for the Part Exchange Guarantee Scheme and your reservation on the new property will be cancelled.

6. Note any Offer made to you by us under this scheme is subject to any necessary further enquires or reports.

7. You will need to ensure your solicitor is instructed to proceed on your behalf upon acceptance of our Offer and to meet our 42 day exchange requirement.

8. You agree to cancel any existing arrangements with any estate agents and any estate agents’ fees or commissions and VAT that may have been incurred by you will remain your responsibility. Barratt Homes will not accept liability towards any such costs or charges.

9. Both your purchase of the new home and our Part Exchange agreement are subject to contract until the exchange has taken place on both transactions.

10. We will initially market your Existing Property at the marketing price identified on the Offer Letter (“the Marketing Price”) prior to your move into a new Barratt home. For the avoidance of doubt, the Marketing Price will not exceed the open market values given in the two valuations obtained for your Existing Property. You agree to allow reasonable access to your Existing Property to facilitate the resale (subject to agreed appointments) and to the erection of a “for sale” sign.

11. In the event a prospective third-party buyer of your Existing Property makes an offer to purchase that property between the date you reserved your new Barratt home and the date that you completed the purchase of it (“the Offer Window”) then:

a) if the third-party offer is for a sum that is either

i)equal to or more than 98% of the Marketing Price: or
ii)less than our Offer;then Barratt Homes will be entitled to decide whether or not the offer is accepted; or

b) if the third-party offer is more than the Offer above but less than 98% of the Marketing Price, then we will give you the choice of whether or not that offer is accepted.

12. In the event that the sale price achieved by us when we achieve a sale of your Existing Property exceeds the Offer above, then, subject to clause 13 below, we will pay to you an amount equal to the difference between the two, less our reasonable administration fees, including, for example, any estate agent fees ("Balancing Payment"). Any Balancing Payment will be paid to you after you have moved into your new Barratt home and within 10 working days following legal completion of the onward sale of your Existing Property by us to the third-party buyer.

13. Payment of the Balancing Payment is conditional upon completion of the sale of your Existing Property taking place within 9 months of the date that you completed the purchase of your new property.

14. Any estate agents appointed by ourselves to market your Existing Property will be acting on our behalf and should the complete transaction proceed to mutual legal completion any fees and commissions for the appointed estate agents will be met by Barratt Homes, but will be taken into account when calculating any Balancing Payment that may become payable. Should either party withdraw from the transaction but you continue to sell your Existing Property to any individual introduced by our appointed estate agents during the period of our instructions, and any such sale proceed to a legal completion, you would be responsible for the estate agents’ commission and VAT.

15. Up until the time of your Existing Property coming into our ownership it will be marketed as per this offer letter, however Barratt Homes may, in its sole discretion, reduce the Marketing Price by 2% every 6 weeks from the date of the Part Exchange Agreement. At the point of coming into our ownership (at the point of you legally completing on your new home) the Existing Property’s pricing and decision as to whether an offer is acceptable, or not, is that of Barratt Homes. Our policy once your Existing Property is in our ownership is to continue to make incremental price reductions until a sale is agreed.

16. Certain items are deemed fixtures and fittings within your Existing Property and must remain within the property and are included in our Offer. Such items will be set out within the Property Inspection Form. Our estate agent or Part Exchange Manager will discuss these with you and they must be identified on the Property Inspection Form, which in turn will form part of our legal agreement. If there are specific items you wish to remove these must be identified with our estate agent or Part Exchange Manager and duly documented. This may necessitate your replacing any items removed or carrying out reinstatement of walls, ceilings or floors to an acceptable standard, including the filling of any holes and repainting. Items in the garden including plants, shed and water features are also deemed fixtures and fittings and must remain unless otherwise agreed in writing.

17. A Corgi or Gas safe service certificate will be required on all gas equipment and an electrical testing certificate will be required on all electric equipment within your Existing Property prior to exchange of contracts to certify they are safe and in a full working condition. You will also be required to provide an Energy Performance Certificate.

18. Any prepaid service meters must be replaced with standard credit meters prior to legal completion.

19. Your Existing Property must continue to be maintained internally and externally to an acceptable standard until legal completion and on legal completion must be left clean and tidy including the garden, loft and any outbuildings with only the agreed items remaining.

20. On the day of legal completion you will not receive the keys to your new home until completion has taken place on your Existing Property and only then when it is confirmed that you have left the keys as set out in the Property Inspection Form with our appointed estate agent or ourselves, along with any alarm codes. You will be notified prior to legal completion where these keys are to be left. Any keys not provided may necessitate a locksmith being instructed on our behalf to replace locks and supply keys, the cost of which would be recovered from you.

21. You will be responsible for all service company invoices up to and including the day of legal completion. Please ensure you have had all your meters read in order that the final bills can be forwarded on to you for settlement. We will not accept any bills or invoices for periods of consumption prior to completion date.

22. Full vacant possession of your existing home will be required upon legal completion

23. This offer is only available on a purchaser’s main residential property, it is not available on Buy to Let properties.

24. This offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other Barratt Homes offer.

25. Purchasers must be over 18 years of age.

26. Legal completion must take place on or before the date agreed at the time of reservation.

27. Barratt Homes reserve the right to withdraw or alter the terms of this offer by written notice at any time prior to the acceptance of the offer and payment of the reservation fee by you.

Barratt Homes General Terms and Conditions

Any promoted Barratt offer is subject to contract and status. Offers are on selected plots only and are subject to availability. The offers advertised cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer on the same plot unless expressly stated otherwise. Prices and details are correct at time of going to press. All images are typical of Barratt homes and are for illustrative purposes only. Please contact the development in which you are interested for further details.

Barratt reserve the right to withdraw or alter any of these offers at any time prior to the payment of a reservation fee. Contracts must be exchanged within 42 days of reservation of your property. Failure to do so may result in the loss of all or part of your reservation fee.

The current specific offers being advertised in relation to selected Barratt developments are also subject to the specific terms and conditions set out above (N.B. these offers may vary from time to time and you should refer to the development in which you are interested to discover which offers are available on specific plots and developments).

Barratt will not be liable for the refusal of a mortgage based on the borrower’s individual circumstances which leads to the loss of any reservation fee. Barratt will not be responsible for the failure of any deal due to any defects in your existing property which arise as a result of an inspection or survey, whether a part exchange deal has been agreed or not. These terms and conditions do not affect your statutory rights.

Barratt Homes is a trading name of BDW Trading Limited (Registered Number 03018173) which is a subsidiary of Barratt Developments PLC (Registered Number 00604574) both with registered offices at Barratt House, Cartwright Way, Forest Business Park, Bardon Hill, Coalville, Leicestershire, LE67 1UF.

If you require a mortgage, you are strongly advised to obtain advice from a regulated adviser. Barratt Homes recommends from a panel of new build mortgage advisers who have extensive knowledge of the new build mortgage market, though you may, of course, seek such advice from your own mortgage adviser.

YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE

Please note that all images are for illustrative purposes only. Final elevations of the property purchased may differ from those shown. Images include optional upgrades at additional cost. Please see our Image Disclaimer for further details.

Images and development layouts are for illustrative purposes, should be used for general guidance only and are not intended to form part of any contract or warranty unless specifically incorporated in writing. Development layouts including house types and tenures, the location of affordable housing, parking arrangements, play areas, landscaping and public open spaces are subject to change including any changes required due to a change in planning permission.

Super fast broadband is available on selected plots only. Broadband speeds may vary, which may be affected by various factors including distance from the exchange, time of day and internal home wiring. Actual installation time will be dependent on the broadband provider.

Square footage is the total internal floor area of the home, measured from the internal face of blockwork, excluding the garage (if applicable) and any area with less than 1.5m clear headroom under sloping ceilings. The area taken by stairs is included in both floors that the flight serves.

Gross annual projected rental yield figures are based on the projected yields of at least two independent valuations supplied. Figures do not represent guaranteed rental return and are based on the property being continually rented.

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Following withdrawal or termination of any offer, we reserve the right to extend, reintroduce or amend any such offer as we see fit at any time.

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