Move fast as Help-to-Buy set to end
HELP to Buy has given more than 300,000 a leg up onto the housing ladder since the scheme was launched in 2013, according to the stats.
HELP to Buy has given more than 300,000 a leg up onto the housing ladder since the scheme was launched in 2013, according to the stats.
Last weekend’s formal opening of two show homes at Wilton Park, site of the former Ministry of Defence language school in Beaconsfield Old Town, resulted in nine sales.
A house originally built for a suffragette is on the open market for only the second time in more than 100 years.
It sounds like the house market has kicked off the new year in overdrive.
TWENTY NINE buyers for each home for sale in Britain - how about that as a prospect to get the property market off to a flying start in 2022.
AS THE year draws to an end, increasing numbers of developers and estate agents armed with a national road map are joining the chorus proclaiming the attractions of Bucks as a place to live.
A National Trust property with 98 years remaining on the lease is for sale with a guide price of £1.5 million.
An eight bedroom Grade II* listed house surrounded by thirteen and a half acres in the heart of the Chilterns has been sold for what will seem like a song to those who don’t know the story leading to the latest sale.
House prices at the top end of the market are expected to soar by 19.3 per cent in Bucks over the next five years according to research by Savills published this week.
The developer granted outline planning consent in 2019 for 350 homes on 100-acres of parkland at the entrance to Beaconsfield’s Georgian Old Town wants to build more than just flats and houses.
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