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Showing posts with label Help to buy scheme. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Help to buy scheme. Show all posts

Thursday, 23 October 2014

New Thatched Cottages Part of Autumn Windfall C G Fry & Son

Independent developer, C G Fry & Son, is offering house buyers assistance to help them move in to their new home at their award-winning Wyndham Place development in Tisbury by Christmas. The C G Fry ‘Autumn Windfall’ offers differing incentives on selected properties for sale at a number of developments across the South West.
New C G Fry & Son thatched cottage at Tisbury, Wyndham Place.
Wyndham Place offers new homes with prices from £240,000, and C G Fry & Son will pay the stamp duty on selected plots subject to legal completion before the 19th December 2014.   This includes a delightful four-bedroom thatched cottage with large kitchen/family room and double garage.

The development on Hindon Lane offers a rare chance to acquire a new and charming home in one of the county’s most appealing rural areas whilst enjoying a contemporary, premier internal specification on all the private dwellings.  Tisbury has been voted as in the top 25 places to live in the UK with good local amenities and road and rail links to the A303 and A30 trunk roads.  The railway station at Tisbury is also on the main line to London Waterloo. 

Adrian White, Site Manager for Wyndham Place was awarded ‘Pride in the Job 2014’ by the National House Building Council, (NHBC).  This award followed on the back of Adrian winning a Quality Award and subsequently a Seal of Excellence for ‘Pride in the Job’ for the same Wiltshire development in 2013.

C G Fry & Son is also offering the ‘Help to Buy’ Equity Loan Scheme at the Tisbury development, which assists first-time buyers and those looking to move up the property ladder to purchase a new-build home. The government-backed initiative was set up to help new and existing home owners to purchase a property with as little as a 5% deposit. 

Caroline Hill, Head of Sales & Marketing C G Fry & Son says: “With the current economic climate, house buyers are finding it more and more difficult to purchase their dream home.  We have listened to our customer’s feedback and wanted to offer this opportunity to help them move quickly and easily into their new home in time for Christmas.  C G Fry is a family-owned company and we want to give a helpful hand to make things easier for our buyers.  It is a fantastic opportunity for purchasers who will need to act straight away to take advantage on our developments across the South West including Wyndham Place in desirable Tisbury which also offers the ‘Help to Buy Scheme’.”

Tisbury estate agents, Arundell James who are marketing the Wiltshire development, announce their recent merger with independent estate agency, Gilyard Scarth established in 1990, which has three offices in Dorset.  The estate agency is keeping the Tisbury office as a shop-front location and continuing to market Wyndham Place on behalf of C G Fry & Son.

www.cgfry.co.uk

Monday, 9 June 2014

Gateway To The Glorious Jurassic Coast

The final phase at Chesil Gate in Chickerell has now been released by award-winning, independent Dorchester-based developer C G Fry & Son, internationally renowned for the prestigious Poundbury development with The Duchy of Cornwall. Chesil Gate in a unique development showcasing high-quality and stylish homes, built in a traditional style in stone, brick and render to reflect the surrounding Dorset architecture. 



It’s just a short bus ride to the bustling and popular holiday resort of Weymouth with all the amenities you will need as well as local attractions.  Sailing enthusiasts and windsurfers will enjoy the busy harbour and waters of nearby Weymouth Bay and the outstanding countryside is a haven for walkers.
Many of the last remaining properties for sale enjoy stunning views of glorious open countryside and the site is located close to Dorset’s famous coast. Don’t miss this final chance to buy a house with the magnificent World Heritage Site, England's first natural World Heritage Site, known as The Jurassic Coast on your doorstep.

If you need help to purchase your new dream home, C G Fry is able to offer the ‘Help to Buy’ Equity Loan Scheme assists first-time buyers and those looking to move up the property ladder to purchase a new-build home. The government-backed initiative was set up to help new and existing home owners to purchase a property with as little as a 5% deposit.
Last few remaining properties include a charming two-bed coach house, three-bed terrace houses and a fabulous four-bed detached property with prices ranging from £185,000 - £380,000.
Join the C G Fry sales team on Saturday 20th June for a special pre-Wimbledon Strawberries & Pimm’s at Chesil Gate to view the show home and remaining properties for sale.  For more information contact Jo Warren on T: 01305 771273 or email: cheilgatesales@cgfry.co.uk

www.c.gfry.co.uk

Photographs by Jonathan Gooding

Wednesday, 19 March 2014

New home – New baby for Somerset couple with ‘Help to buy’ scheme

Husband and wife Anthony and Katey Pimblett celebrate the birth of their baby daughter Lauren at their new home purchased under the ‘Help to Buy’ scheme at Fern Green based in Langport.  The Somerset development built by award-winning independent builders C G Fry & Son has to-date sold five of its 30 private houses under this scheme.


Katey and Anthony Pimblett with new baby daughter Lauren and son, Max

The *‘Help to Buy’ Equity Loan scheme helps first time buyers and those looking to move up the property ladder to purchase a new-build home.  The government-backed initiative was set up to help new and existing home owners to purchase a property with as little as a 5% deposit.

The couple who have been married for four years originally re-located from Bristol to a rented house in a Somerset village as they could not afford to get in to the local property market.

Anthony who grew up in South Petherton says: “I created a financial spreadsheet and worked out that it would take us at least five years to get on the property ladder by saving a 20% deposit and getting a mortgage.  We wanted a family home sooner and were delighted when we heard that there was this scheme available.  I was already aware of the excellent reputation of C G Fry & Son so when we heard about the scheme for new-build homes we decided to visit their Somerset development.  I worked out if we were a successful applicant then we would spend less on the monthly mortgage and have our own home than we were paying for rented accommodation which was not a practical living space for young children.”

Fern Green based on the edge of Langport is the latest C G Fry & Son Somerset development following the successful completion of adjacent Old Kelways based on the site of the original nursery. The houses at Fern Green have generous proportions, good-sized gardens with the combination of traditional craftsmanship using modern materials and technique’s to recreate the look of those properties built centuries before.  Surrounded by unspoilt countryside the development is within easy commuting distance of Yeovil, Taunton and Bridgwater with good local amenities.

Anthony and heavily pregnant Katey moved in to their new house together with their young son Max aged 2.5 years.

Katey comments: “Anthony and I don’t normally like new houses as the majority are so box-like and we wanted space and a decent size garden in a safe area to bring up a family.  Fern Green has a lovely feel to it and it is within walking distance of shops and cafes and there are good local schools.  When we visited the site, we were immediately impressed with the layout, the wider roads, open green spaces and the houses were not crammed in. The quality of the house is really high and there is plenty of storage with a well-thought out and practical layout.  The sales office staff were very helpful and made it easy to apply for the ‘Help to Buy’ scheme.”