100 PROPERTY NEWS ROUND-UP
MAKING HIGH STREET APARTMENTS AFFORDABLE FOR FIRST-TIMERS
HELP TO BUY IS
News of local new homes, dates for your diary, Serenity Parks appointment, plus book now for South East Property Expo
F
irst-time buyers can book a viewing at One Three Three, Regalpoint Homes’ development on Tonbridge
High Street, safe in the knowledge that every property benefits from the government-backed Help to Buy scheme. Help to Buy is exclusively open to first- time buyers who are purchasing new homes for less than £600,000. Novice buyers can make a purchase with a deposit of as little as 5%, with the government contributing
an additional amount of up to 20% of the property’s value to make a total deposit of 25%. This gives the buyer the same mortgage advantages usually reserved for those with bigger deposits – a wider range of products and more favourable interest rates. Fronting the High Street in the town’s castle quarter, all the apartments at One Three Three offer light and spacious layouts, with open-plan kitchen/dining/living rooms, generous bedrooms, along with bespoke
handcrafted kitchens and bathroom fittings. The three-bedroom mews property is newly-built by Regalpoint and offers an open-plan living/kitchen/dining room with bifold doors leading to a pretty courtyard garden on the ground floor, and three bedrooms and a family bathroom on the first floor.
• For more information, contact RPC Land & New Homes on 01732 363633, Savills on 01732 789740, or visit
regalpoint.co.uk
A month of new launches for FERNHAM HOMES
Kent property developer, Fernham Homes, is hosting back-to-back
launch weekends at its two exciting new developments, Lockesley Chase in Orpington and Ellesmere in Hollingbourne this month. On 14th and 15th September
from 10am-4pm, prospective homebuyers will be able to secure one of the first available homes off-plan at Lockesley Chase, with Ellesmere launching one week later, on 21st and 22nd September. Lockesley Chase will offer a
range of three and four-bedroom homes in Orpington. Ideal for commuters, the station is just minutes away, providing services to London Bridge in less 15 minutes, and the M25 is within easy reach. Meanwhile, comprising an
exclusive new collection of 12 two, four and five-bedroom family homes, Ellesmere is steeped in local history. The development features picturesque views of the North Downs, yet is less than half- a-mile from Hollingbourne station, whilst local pubs and amenities, including a primary school, are all within walking distance. Additionally, a brand new show home, the five-bedroom Redwood, will be launching on Saturday 21st September at Boughton Park in Boughton Monchelsea, also by Fernham Homes.
• For more information, visit
fernham-homes.co.uk
Serenity Parks appoints new MD Serenity Parks, a leading provider of residential park homes for the over 45’s, with a development in Sevenoaks, has appointed Gavin Leverett (pictured) as managing director to support its ambitious growth and on-going expansion plans.
Gavin, 48, brings a wealth of management and
director level experience from his broad career in finance. “I am very much looking forward to the new challenges that the role at Serenity Parks will bring and to growing the business and the team in line with our ambitious growth aspirations,” said Gavin, adding: “The opportunity for retirees or those simply looking to downsize early is one that so many are looking to take advantage of and a lifestyle choice that Serenity Parks is committed to offering to as many as is practically possible in the coming years.”
The latest acquisition in the company portfolio is
King’s Meadow Residential Park, nestled in the heart of leafy Kent just a few minutes’ drive from the popular market town of Sevenoaks, which will bring 40, one and two-bedroom single-storey properties to the area. • Visit
serenityparks.co.uk/ developments/
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