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£105,000 Shared Ownership Hinderclay Road, Rickinghall, Suffolk, IP22 1HQ Guideline Minimum Deposit £10,500 Guideline Income Dual £21k | Single £23.9k Two Storey, Semi Detached House Approx. 770 Sqft Gross Internal Area Well Insulated Walls and Roof Oil-Fired Central Heating Rear Garden Two Parking Spaces + Visitor Spaces GENERAL DESCRIPTION SHARED OWNERSHIP (Advertised price represents 50% share. Full market value £210,000 but see 'Please Note' below). Rickinghall is an attractive village which, along with neighbouring Botesdale, forms a rural community close to the Suffolk/Norfolk border. The property available is a modern semi-detached house which features a spacious kitchen with windows on two sides, a ground-floor cloakroom and, at the rear, a reception/dining room that leads out to the garden. Upstairs is the bathroom and two bedrooms, both of which are comfortable doubles. Well insulated walls/roof and double glazing make for a good energy-efficiency rating. There is parking for two cars at the side of the property with (shared)visitor spaces available for occasional use. Please Note: 'Staircasing' is restricted to 80% for this property. Tenure: Leasehold (125 years from 2008). Minimum Share: 50% (£105,000). The housing association will expect that you will purchase the largest share affordable. Shared Ownership Rent: £213.03 per month (subject to annual review). Service Charge: £30.86 per month (subject to annual review). Guideline Minimum Income: Dual - £21,000 | Single - £23,900 (based on minimum share and 10% deposit). Council Tax: Band B, Mid Suffolk District Council. Priority is given to applicants living and/or working in this local authority. This property is offered for sale in the condition seen. The housing association does not warrant to carry out any remedial or redecoration work of a cosmetic nature unless specifically advised in writing. As a general rule, fitted domestic appliances are included in the sale; non-fitted appliances are not. If you require confirmation, you must request this in writing from Urban Moves. The information in this document supersedes any information given verbally either in person or by telephone. DIMENSIONS CLOAKROOM KITCHEN 11' 5" max. x 8' 3" max. (3.48m x 2.51m) RECEPTION ROOM 15' 4" max. x 13' 2" max. (4.67m x 4.01m) BEDROOM 1 15' 5" max. x 8' 2" max. (4.70m x 2.49m) BATHROOM BEDROOM 2 15' 5" max. x 9' 6" max. (4.70m x 2.90m) All content shown is to be used as a general guideline for the property. None of the contents of this document constitute part of an offer or contract. All measurements, photographs, floor-plans and data provided are only a guideline and should not be relied upon..

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