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KEEP THE DREAM ALIVE
Imagine yourself in a brand new apartment, relaxing after
work, entertaining your latest boyfriend or friends. Is that
wonderful image quickly fading? Do you think you could
never aff ord it?
Well, if you have a household income of just £20,000 you
could aff ord to buy a fantastic two-bedroom apartment,
complete with a modern kitchen with oven, hob and
extractor fan, fi tted carpets, and allocated parking, just two
minutes drive from Erith town centre.
From your new home, you’d have easy access to a
supermarket, the new river pier, an athletics track and
brand new swimming pool, along with an abundance of
additional local amenities. And if you work in the City?
No problem. It is just a 30 minute commute from Erith to
Charing Cross and slightly longer to other main line stations
in London.
Available to buy now under the exciting New Build
HomeBuy (part-buy part-rent) scheme, and with minimum
25 per cent shares ranging from £37,000 to £38,750 (rent is
payable on the remaining share) the apartments present an
attractive solution for people just like you who are looking
for aff ordable homes in the area. But don’t dream about it
too long, there are now just four apartments remaining.
If Erith is not the location for you, Orbit First Step is also
marketing similar properties, at equally aff ordable prices in
Canterbury, Tunbridge Wells, Purley, Bexhill-on-Sea and St
Leonards-on-Sea.
For further information
PROPERTY HOT PICKS
on the exciting New Build
HomeBuy scheme and the
properties available through
this scheme, contact 08458
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DOWN VAUXHALL WAY
Notting Hill Home Ownership (NHHO) is making home ownership aff ordable
throughout London, with two such examples in Lambeth.
St George Wharf is located close to Vauxhall Bridge, and off ers contemporary urban
living for the fi rst-time buyer in the capital. The development is located on the banks of the
Thames, with landscaped courtyards, a riverside promenade and a piazza lined with shops,
cafes, restaurants and bars, and with Vauxhall underground and rail stations opposite.
NHHO has recently launched phase two of its aff ordable homes programme through which
a number of one-bedroom homes are available to purchase through New Build HomeBuy.
The scheme is available to fi rst-time buyers living and working in London, with priority to
Lambeth residents and public sector workers in Lambeth. All remaining properties have a
private balcony, as well as fi tted kitchens with stainless steel oven, hob and hood, fridge and
washing machine.
Prices are from £315,000 to £375,000. To buy a 25% share of a one-bedroom home valued
at £315,000, you will need to be earning at least £31,500 and will need savings of around
£3,000-£4,000 to cover legal fees and mortgage costs.
Also coming soon is Salamanca Tower, a striking 17-storey landmark building located
close to Albert Embankment, on the South Bank, which is due to launch in Summer 2008.
Salamanca Tower will off er 13 one and two bedroom apartments available via shared
ownership. Located within easy reach of the lively Vauxhall scene, the development will
also off er good links into Central London. Further details of this development will become
available shortly.
To fi nd out if more please call 020 8357 4444, email sales@nhhg.org.uk
or visit nottinghillhousing.org.uk
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