Thane Road West nottingham NG90 1BS, NG90 5PY

The Development Platform is excited to be delivering this landmark new development at the heart of one of the most exciting locations in Nottinghamshire.

Every property in Trentside is built with quality and sustainability in mind - creating a truly contemporary living experience for homebuyers.

Trentside represents a transformation of a key area outside of Nottingham. Located on the old Boots site, Trentside is a sensitive restoration of a key brownfield site in a desirable, emerging market.

The development is part of Canalside Beeston in partnership with Keepmoat Homes.

The Property The Dalby is a beautiful 3-bedroom, semi-detached property within the Trentside development in Beeston, Nottinghamshire. Price displayed is based on purchasing a 10% share of the Dalby.

Going into the property, you'll find an entry hall with storage that leads into a light and airy living space, which naturally flows into the kitchen/dining room at the rear of the property.

The ground floor of The Dalby features plenty of storage as well as a downstairs W/C.

Heading upstairs to the first floor, you'll find a landing area which leads into the primary bathroom as well as a primary bedroom and 2 spacious secondary bedrooms.

The Trentside development represents a new destination for Beeston - a fast-growing town just outside of Nottingham city-centre and an ideal location for professionals or families looking for somewhere great to live while still having access to a major city.

Every property in Trentside is built with quality and sustainability in mind, creating a truly contemporary living experience for homebuyers.

Prices: Full Market Value: £345,000 (Buy between 10-75%) £1,725 for a 10% share (deposit from £1,725) Monthly rent on remaining share £711.56 £138,000 for a 40% share (deposit from £6,900) Monthly Rent on remaining share £474.38 £172,500 for a 50% share (deposit from £8,625) Monthly Rent on remaining share £395.31 £258,750 for a 75% Share (Deposit from £12,937 Monthly Rent on remaining share £197.66 Room Dimensions: Kitchen/Dining 14'9" x 11'8" | 205 sq ft Living Room 11'8" x 17'7" | 55 sq ft Bedroom 1 9'10" x 14'10" | 136 sq ft Bedroom 2 8'1" x 12'2" | 82 sq ft Bedroom 3 12'1" x 6'5" | 78 sq ft NEXT STEPS: 1.

For further information, please download our brochure below. 2. TO APPLY NOW, please register with us to request an application form. 3. Complete your application form. 4.

Upon receipt of your application, we will refer you for an affordability assessment to determine the most affordable share for you. 5.

Once you have passed the affordability assessment, we will then be in contact to confirm the availability. 6.

If there is a suitable property we will then issue you an offer letter and advise how to pay your £250.00 reservation fee for your new home. How does Shared Ownership work?

Shared ownership is a fantastic opportunity if you're unable to purchase on the open market.

It allows you to buy a share in a property on a part-buy/part-rent basis and pay a subsidised rent on the share you do not own.

Shared Ownership uses the following criteria to help people get a foot on the housing ladder: Maximum annual household income of £80,000 Unable to purchase a home suitable for your needs One of the following statements must also be true: You're a first-time buyer You used to own a home but can't afford to buy now You're already part of the Shared Ownership scheme but want to move You own a home and want to move but can't afford the new home that meets your needs We offer shares between 10% and 75% of the property value depending on the outcome of your affordability assessment.

The higher the share you purchase, the lower the rent will be. You will need to be able to obtain a mortgage for the share you want to purchase unless you have sufficient funds to purchase outright.

Deposit amounts will be lower than purchasing a property on the open market, while the combined cost of mortgage and subsidised rent is often cheaper than privately renting.

*Please note some images used are typical and should be used as a guide only.