2 Bedroom End of Terrace House, Hawley Drive, Leybourne, ME19

OFFERED FOR SALE AT 15% BELOW FULL MARKET VALUE OF £350,000 BUYER MUST MEET ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA T&C'S APPLY**

Beautifully presented 2 DOUBLE bedroom end of terrace house located on sought after Leybourne Chase development. Bright & airy accommodation comprises 15ft living room, fitted kitchen, family bathroom & separate WC. Features include well presented rear garden and off road parking.

To be eligible for a discounted sale affordable home in Tonbridge and Malling purchasers need to:

• Be a first-time buyer, as defined in paragraph 6 of schedule 6ZA of the Finance Act 2003. You and anyone you are buying with must not own a home or have owned one in the past in the UK or abroad (National criteria).

• For DOMV homes a household could be a first-time buyer or used to own a home (or have an interest in one) but can’t afford to buy one on the open market now.

• Have a local connection – as outlined below. Only one purchaser needs to have a local connection (Local criteria)

• Have a gross annual household income of less than £80,000 (local criteria)

• Use a mortgage or home purchase plan to fund at least 50% of the discounted purchase price (National criteria) – First Homes only.

You have a local connection if you:

• currently live in the borough and have lived here for at least the last 12 months or 3 of the last 5 years; or

• are permanently employed (full time or part time) in the borough, or

• need to move into our borough in order to take up an offer of permanent employment; or

• have close family members (parent, step-parents, brothers/sisters including step siblings, adult children (aged over 18) and grandparents who currently live in the borough and have lived here for at least the last five years; or

• are a serving member of the Regular Forces or a former member within five years of discharge (or a bereaved spouse or civil partner of such a member), or a serving or

• former member of the Reserve Forces who needs to move because of a serious injury, medical condition or disability sustained as a result of their service; or

• have some other special reason for needing to reside in the borough, for example

you:

• are currently residing outside the borough but are fleeing violence or harassment (including hate crime); or

• are currently residing outside the borough but need to move into the borough in order to provide or receive significant and ongoing care or support to or from a close family member (as listed above); or

• have no local connection to any local authority area.