The Ostlers in Spixworth, Norfolk

The final three-bedroom house in the current phase is now available in Rackheath, Norwich. This opportunity presents a charming collection of beautiful 3-bedroom homes set within the serene locale of Rackheath, tailored for those interested in Shared Ownership. These homes are meticulously designed in a traditional style, ensuring a warm and inviting space for new homeowners. Residents will find themselves nestled between two quaint villages, with Rackheath itself offering an array of shops, restaurants, schools, pubs, and medical facilities, ensuring all essentials are within a comfortable reach.

Beyond the immediate conveniences, these homes are surrounded by the intricate beauty of open farmland, woodlands, parks, and public gardens, providing an idyllic backdrop for daily life. For those craving more urban adventures, Norwich is just a stone's throw away, boasting a cathedral, historic castle, an array of boutiques, bars, restaurants, a cinema, theatre, live music venues, galleries, and even a football team.

This property comes as a unique opportunity reserved for those looking to step onto the property ladder through Shared Ownership, a government-backed scheme designed to make home ownership more accessible. It requires a lower deposit compared to buying outright or with other schemes, making it an attractive option for many. Furthermore, there's an option to buy a bigger share in the property later on, based on eligibility criteria including income limits and not owning another property.

Prospective homeowners will find the key features of this property appealing, which include stainless steel appliances, a patio area, turf and a shed in the rear garden, two parking bays, and the assurance of an NHBC 10 year build warranty. The next phase of Three Bed homes is scheduled for availability from Summer 2023, with a full financial breakdown provided to interested parties. This presents not just a house, but a home that promises quality, comfort, and a vibrant community life nestled in the picturesque environment of Rackheath, Norwich.