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New Sussex Homes Under The Hammer

New Sussex Homes Under The Hammer

A selection of beautiful one, two and three-bedroom homes are available through shared ownership with Moat across a range of Sussex towns, all rich in history and full of areas of natural beauty on the doorstep meaning buyers can take advantage of transport links and a relaxing place to call home.

With 25% shares available from just £55,000*, developers say now is the time to snap up this opportunity. All of the homes at Kilnwood Vale, Penlands Green and Broadacres come with flooring and appliances included – all you need is a deposit from as little as £2,750** to move in before Christmas.

For more information, call: 0845 359 6329, or visit: www.moathomes.co.uk/county/sussex

* 25% share of a one-bedroom apartment at Broadacres with a full market value of £220,000

** 5% mortgage lender deposit on a 25% of a one-bedroom apartment at Broadacres with a share value of £55,000

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