Affordable new build bungalows go on sale at Yorkshire site

Affordable new build bungalows go on sale at Yorkshire site


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Housebuilder Avant Homes North East has announced the release of five affordable two-bedroom bungalows priced from £160,000 at its £38m, 139-unit The Avenue  development in Acklam.

The development comprises a mix of two-, three- and four-bedroom practically designed, energy efficient homes and features 12 of Avant Homes’ house types.

The five bungalows are available as part of the Middlesbrough Council-backed discount market sale (DMS) scheme which offers eligible buyers 20% off the market value price.

All of the properties are the semi-detached and detached Burford house type, which all benefit from solar panels, triple glazing and EV charging.

The DMS scheme provides access to homes while enabling buyers to attain 100% ownership and financial savings.

All the bungalows feature an entrance hallway that gives access to all the rooms in the home. A generous double bedroom has a spacious single bedroom opposite whilst the family bathroom features contemporary sanitaryware.

At the end of the hallway is a modern kitchen with integrated appliances and this open plan space extends into a dining area and lounge space which leads out into the rear garden via French doors.

Avant Homes North East managing director, Andrew Finnigan, said: “The Burford house type available through this initiative is an outstanding option for anyone looking to enjoy the benefits that bungalow living provides.”

To be eligible to buy a discounted home, buyers need to meet criteria relating to their local connection and how much they earn. The DMS scheme at The Avenue is not limited to first time buyers and the decision on eligibility rests with the council.

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