Hawthorn Park

The Barnwood has been thoughtfully designed to provide the perfect balance of space and functionality.
At the heart of the home is a generous kitchen/dining room stretching over 18 feet in length, creating a sociable space ideal for family meals, entertaining guests and everyday living. A separate utility room helps keep household tasks conveniently tucked away, while a downstairs cloakroom adds further practicality.

The dual-aspect living room is equally impressive, extending over 18 feet and providing plenty of space to relax and unwind. Large windows allow natural light to flow through the home, creating a bright and welcoming atmosphere.


Upstairs, the principal bedroom benefits from its own en-suite shower room, while two further bedrooms offer flexible accommodation for children, guests or home working. A contemporary family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms.


Outside, the property benefits from a private rear garden and parking, making it an ideal home for first-time buyers, growing families and those seeking more space.

Room Dimensions:
Living Room: 18'6" x 10'3" (5.64m x 3.12m)
Kitchen/Dining Room: 18'6" x 9'1" (5.64m x 2.76m)
Utility Room
Cloakroom/WC
Bedroom 1: 10'4" x 10'1" (3.15m x 3.07m)
En-Suite
Bedroom 2: 10'10" x 9'7" (3.30m x 2.92m)
Bedroom 3: 9'6" x 8'6" (2.90m x 2.59m)
Family Bathroom

What Is Shared Ownership?
Shared Ownership is a government-backed scheme designed to help people who cannot afford to buy a suitable home outright.

It's often described as part-buy, part-rent:
You buy a share of your home (usually between 10% and 75%)
You pay rent to the housing association on the share you don't own
You're an owner-occupier and hold a lease on the property

Benefits Of Shared Ownership
A lower deposit and mortgage compared to buying outright
The opportunity to increase your share over time (known as Staircasing)
More security than private renting
The chance to benefit if your home increases in value

Shared Ownership Eligibility:
Your household income is £80,000 or less
You cannot afford to buy a suitable home on the open market
You have a good credit history and enough savings for a deposit (usually 5-10% of the share you're buying)
You can afford the ongoing costs of owning a home

Existing homeowners may still be eligible, but you'll normally need to be selling your current home and show that it doesn't meet your needs.

Pricing Example:
Full market value - £325,000
Share price based on 75%
Share price - £243,750
Estimated Rent per month (inclusive of service charges) £260.47
Lease term 999 years
Minimum deposit required £12,187.50