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PARKLIFE
THE FIRST
RUNG
Looking for a luxury apartment in attractive If you’re considering taking
surroundings in North London? Turn over a the plunge and buying your
new leaf at Parkside Place, Islington. fi rst property, First Time Buyer
magazine is an essential tool
in your journey towards
home ownership.
Incredibly, given that buying your fi rst home is
probably the most important purchase of your
life, First Time Buyer is the fi rst and only national
paid-for monthly glossy aimed solely at helping
fi rst timers get a foot on to the rung of that
oh-so-tricky property ladder. Priced at a modest
£2.95, you can pick up FTB at WH Smith, Tesco,
Sainsbury’s, Asda, Borders and lots of independent
stores.
The magazine is packed with essential information
that arms the fi rst time buyer with all the
necessary tools to get the best out of the current
market, all presented in a stylish and entertaining
format.
October’s mag is in the shops now with some fab
interiors features, fascinating case studies and a
plethora of tricks and tips from some of the
Parkside Place is a brand new development and eight ‘pay & play’ public courts, as well property industry’s leading professionals.
of contemporary one, two and three as daily dance and exercise classes. For your Properties throughout the United Kingdom are
bedroom apartments. These high everyday shopping, a supermarket is a 12- showcased, and all the latest deals from
specification homes adjoin Caledonian minute walk away, or a short hop on the bus developers and housing associations are explained
Park and its newly landscaped grass and along Caledonian Road, with its wide choice clearly and simply, helping to ensure that you get
woodland areas. of restaurants and a local post office. Also the very most for your money.
Southern Home Ownership is easily accessible are the high street shops and
selling these apartments under New nightlife of Upper Street, and Camden’s lively Put simply, First Time Buyer is the magazine that
Build HomeBuy (a part buy/part rent market and music scene. fi rst time buyers can’t afford to be without.
arrangement). This government backed The luxury apartments at Parkside
scheme aims to help people get on to the Place feature balconies, some with stunning
property ladder. Available on brand new views of the park. Dark laminate flooring
properties, you buy a percentage of the complements clean white walls throughout
property using savings or a mortgage, and the apartments. Kitchens are finished with
pay rent to Southern Housing Group on the Everest Black worktops and are fitted with
80
remainder not owned. This allows you to buy high quality white goods including a fridge
what you can afford now, without stretching freezer and washing machine. There is lift
yourself financially. In the future you can opt to access to all apartments.
buy more ‘shares’ until you own 100% of the
property. New Build HomeBuy is available
to anyone who does not already own a
property, as long as you meet affordability and
eligibility criteria.
The development’s location gives you
space to breathe in a well connected
urban area. Caledonian Road underground
station, served by the Piccadilly line is only a
10 minute walk away linking you to King’s
Cross St Pancras in less than 5 minutes and Prices start from £57,500 for a 25% share of
Holborn and Covent Garden in less than 10. a one bedroom apartment, full market value
This fresh open space in popular N7 £230,000. For more information or to book a
gives you a fun and relaxing lifestyle all year viewing please call our sales team on
round. You’ll find the Islington tennis centre 08456 12 12 71 or email sales@shgroup.org.uk
right on your doorstep, which offers a gym or visit www.shgroup.org.uk
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