Shares can be purchased from 25% to 75% initially (this is based on 5% increments, dependent on affordability and approval of eligibility for the Shared Ownership Scheme by Help to Buy Midlands).

Staircasing can be applied for after 12 months to increase the share owned up to 100%.

The property briefly comprises of:

To the ground floor there is an entrance hallway, w/c, fitted dining kitchen with built in oven, hob & extractor fan, lounge and rear door leading to the turfed rear garden.  To the first floor there are three bedrooms and a family bathroom with a 3 piece suite and a shower over the bath.  The property benefits from gas central heating, double glazing and off road parking.

Measurements:-

• Lounge 3.72m x 5.07m max
• Kitchen/diner 3.71m x 4.64m max
• Bedroom 1 3.05m x 4.64m max
• Bedroom 2 2.50m x 3.80m max
• Bedroom 3 2.05m x 3.05m max

(All measurements should be treated as a guide only.)

About the area:

Scraptoft is a charming village set on the edge of rural Leicestershire, with good connections to the local countryside and the nearby city of Leicester.

The development has a play area for children and is close to several large conservation areas, including Edith Cole Memorial Park, which is an open space recreation area, and the village green. There is also a local village hall for community events.  Scraptoft Golf Club is less than half a mile away from the development. This 18-hole golf course is set in beautiful parkland and includes a clubhouse, bar and restaurant. The nearest large supermarket is approximately a five-minute drive from the development and public houses and restaurants close by.

There are several schools nearby, including Scraptoft Valley and Fernvale primary schools, For older students, Judgemeadow Community College serves 11 to 16 year-olds.

Nearby Leicester city centre offers multiple shopping opportunities. The Haymarket shopping centre offers over 60 brand-name and independent stores, as well as family-friendly cafe's and restaurants. For further retail opportunities, Highcross Shopping Centre boasts more than 100 high-street shops and department stores, as well as a range of family-friendly restaurants and a multiplex cinema. Alternatively, Saint Martin's Square boasts a range of artisan and independent retailers, as well as being a venue for regular events, including festivals and family fun days. Leicester Market dates back to the 1300's. This indoor food hall and covered outdoor market boasts a wide range of goods and is open Monday to Saturday during most weeks. Leicester also has a monthly farmers' market.

Leicester also offers entertainment for all ages, from multiplex cinemas and bowling, to theatres and museums. The National Space Centre is an award-winning visitor attraction, which includes the largest planetarium in the UK. For history enthusiasts, Leicester Abbey and Cathedral are also worth a visit.