The Village, Easington, Lytham
The Lytham
property type
semi-detached
bedrooms
3 bedroom(s)
bathrooms
1 bathroom(s)
EPC
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Ground Floor Plan
The Lytham ground floor comprises of a spacious kitchen / dining area, ample living room, downstairs W/C and under stairs storage.
First Floor Plan
The Lytham first floor comprises of two double bedrooms and one single bedroom, a family bathroom and more storage.
Believe housing are delighted to present The Lytham, a three-bedroom house located on The Village development in Easington, available through Durham Key Options for social rent, the Rent to Buy scheme and shared ownership.
This three-bedroom home is ideal for growing families or those looking for extra space, featuring a spacious kitchen / dining area, ample living room, downstairs W/C and under stairs storage to the ground floor, two double bedrooms and one single bedroom, a family bathroom and more storage to the first floor, as well as a private driveway and rear garden.
This home includes as standard:
Large kitchen fully fitted with soft close doors in a stylish and modern design, integrated appliances including electric hob and extractor hood and quality vinyl flooring.
Large living room fitted with large windows to maximise light into the home.
Downstairs W/C with quality vinyl and additional ground floor storage.
Air source heat pump and radiators to provide heating, a cylinder to provide hot water, and PV panels to support overall electricity demand.
Well apportioned bedrooms with plenty of storage space.
Modern bathroom fitted with contemporary sanitary ware and stylish tiles, quality vinyl flooring and chrome low voltage downlights to ceiling.
Stylish white 5 vertical panel internal doors with brushed steel finished door handles throughout.
Loft and wall insulation.
Heat, smoke and CO2 detectors.
Entrance light.
Fully turfed private rear garden with external tap, secured with timber fencing.
Driveway for off street parking and electric vehicle charger.
*All images are for illustration purposes only and may not reflect exact homes on the development.
** specifications listed above may change without prior notice
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helping you get on the property ladder
Social Rent is low cost rental social housing that is made available at rent levels based on a formula set by the government, which calculates a ‘formula rent’ for each property using property values and local earnings.
The rent, including service charge, is designed to ensure that similar rents are charged for similar social rent properties.
believe housing’s social rent homes are allocated through choice-based lettings partnerships, between the major landlords and local county councils.
We advertise all our properties in:
- County Durham on the Durham Key Options (DKO) website.
- Sunderland on the Sunderland City Council website.
- Darlington on the Darlington Borough Council website.
- Hartlepool on the Hartlepool Borough Council website.
- Middlesbrough, Redcar, and Stockton-on-Tees on the Tees Valley Home Finder website.
Rent to Buy is a government scheme that aims to help people in England step on to the housing ladder by offering affordable homes at a 20% discount below market rent for five years. The idea is that with a lower rent, you can save for a deposit to buy your home at the same time.
The believe housing Rent to Buy scheme is designed to help people who can’t currently afford to buy or rent suitable accommodation on the open market, providing them with the future opportunity of owning their own home.
Find out more about the rent to buy scheme here.
Shared ownership is a government-backed scheme that supports people those who can’t yet afford to buy a home outright.
The scheme works by allowing you to buy a percentage share that you can afford of a leasehold home and pay rent on the rest. You will only need to secure a mortgage on the percentage of the home that you purchase meaning your deposit is a lot lower than it would be buying on the open market.
For example, you might buy a 50% share in the property and pay rent to the landlord for the remaining 50%. You may pay monthly ground rent and service charges, for example towards the maintenance of communal areas
The share you can initially buy is usually between 10% and 75%.
As and when your financial circumstances change, you will be able to purchase more shares in your home through ‘staircasing’ until you own 100% of your home.
Find out more about shared ownership here.