3 bedroom home in Keresley End

This home is available with the First Homes schemeHome 17 - The Bluebell is a well-proportioned three-bedroom semi-detached home designed for modern family living.Downstairs, the property features a spacious open-plan kitchen and dining area at the front, complete with dedicated appliance spaces and a convenient downstairs cloakroom. To the rear, a generously sized living room spans the width of the home, with French doors opening out to the gardenideal for entertaining or relaxing.Upstairs, the layout includes a comfortable main bedroom with a private en suite, alongside two further bedrooms and a well-appointed family bathroom. A storage cupboard on each floor adds practical convenience.This thoughtfully designed home balances functionality with space, offering a practical layout that suits a range of lifestyles.What is First Homes?The First Home scheme is a government initiative designed to provide local homes for first-time buyers, by offering new builds with a discount of at least 30% compared to market prices.This first-time buyer scheme discount will apply to the First Home forever.This means the same percentage discount, as applied to the original sale, will be passed on to the new buyer every time the property is sold, and the seller of the First Home will only receive the discounted amount, never the 100% market value.First Homes: How it worksDeposit amount required: A minimum of 5% of the discounted purchase price. It is dependent on the property and mortgage eligibility from participating mortgage lenders.Maximum price of the property: The maximum price of buying your first house or apartment, after the discount has been applied, will be 250,000 ( 420,000 in London). Local authorities can set lower price caps.Ownership: Your First Home belongs to you, so you`ll have full ownership. You can decorate and update your First Home as you wish, in keeping with planning rules, any leasehold restrictions that apply, and the terms of your mortgage.Requirements: You must be a first-time buyer earning less than 80,000 per year ( 90,000 in London). A mortgage will need to cover at least 50% of the purchase price. Councils can apply additional criteria such as a local connection or being a key worker.Am I eligible to buy a First Home?All purchasers must be buying a house or apartment for the first time, even if more than one person is buying the home.You will need to meet any local connection criteria, or key worker restrictions, set by the local authority.Your household income must be no more than 80,000 in England, with the exception of London which is 90,000.You will need at least a 5% deposit.You will need to be able to obtain a mortgage for at least 50% of the home.For further information on the scheme please download the First Homes Customer Guide.