32, Cuckoo Fields, Fishbourne, PO18 8EF

This two-bedroom house is an ideal opportunity to get on to the property ladder with Hastoe.

It is being sold under the shared ownership scheme whereby you purchase a share in the property and pay a reduced rent on the remaining Hastoe equity.

EPC= C78 Term remaining on lease: 111 years Property features: Two driveway parking spaces Private garden Fitted kitchen Gas central heating Double glazing Shower room Downstairs WC Kitchen: 3.39m x 2.70m Living/dining room: 4.64m x 3.80m Bathroom: 2.03m x 1.22m Bedroom 1: 4.64m x 3.77m Bedroom 2: 3.23m x 2.58m Garden: 9.88m x 3.80m Purchase Requirements: Be a first-time buyer or not currently named on a mortgage Demonstrate you meet the minimum income requirements Demonstrate a deposit sufficient to obtain a mortgage for the property Have a local connection to the area Costs: Full Market Price: £290,000 Minimum Share: 33% Share Value: £95,700 Monthly Rent: £530.52 Service Charge pcm (including buildings insurance): £79.28 Total Monthly Charge: £609.80 Next rental increase: April 2026 What is shared ownership?

Shared ownership is a scheme designed to help those who wouldn’t otherwise be able to purchase a home of their own.

This may be because you can’t meet the full mortgage repayments, save a sufficient deposit, or both.

With shared ownership, you buy a percentage of your home and pay a reduced rent on the share you don’t own This property has restricted staircasing to ensure the property remains affordable for future generations of local people.

How does shared ownership work? You will buy a percentage share of a home, independently priced at market value. Hastoe will charge you rent on the share you don’t own plus a service charge.

This service charge covers things like buildings insurance and estate maintenance. About Hastoe: Hastoe owns and manages over 7,500 homes in 70 local authority areas.

Our properties are predominantly rural and we specialise in providing sustainable and affordable rural housing to enable local people to remain within their communities.