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A stress-free path to your new Tolent home with no cost and no hassle to find your own buyer.

We'll arrange to sell your home via part exchange, allowing you to sell your home quickly without having the cost and hassle of having to find a buyer yourself.

We'll take on the task of arranging two professional, independent valuations by local estate agents and aim to make you an offer within seven days of receiving the valuations. Once you accept this offer, you can formally reserve your new home.

Benefits to you:

• Save on expensive estate agent's fees*
• Have the confidence of a buyer with no chains
• No viewings to arrange
• Move into your new Tolent home as soon as it's ready

This product is available on all plots, so please speak to our new homes development sales manager, who will be able to advise you further on this offer.

*Subject to any agreement you may have already have in place. Please check with your sales agent if already appointed.

You could move into your new Tolent Home with as little as a 5% deposit.

The help to buy equity loan is a scheme backed by the government to help buyers secure a mortgage on new build properties up to £600,000.

It is available to both first-time buyers and existing homeowners.

You will need a minimum of 5% to purchase your new home.

The government will then lend you up to 20% of the value of the new home through an equity loan, so you will only need to secure a 75% mortgage from your bank or building society. The equity loan is interest-free for 5 years and you can pay it back at any time or on the sale of your property.

With the help to buy scheme, you will own 100% of your home

How does it work?

If the home in the example above sells for £200,000, you’d get £160,000 (80%, from your mortgage and the cash deposit) and you’d pay back £40,000 on the loan (20%). You’d need to pay off your mortgage with your share of the money.

For more information (including advice on paying back your loan) please download the Help To Buy Buyers Guide.

Alternatively, for more information please call our sales executive on 01740 731010.

The Government’s Help to Buy scheme aims to help buyers who have a deposit of at least 5% to buy a new home up to the value of £600,000. The government will lend you up to 20% of the value of your new home via an equity loan, so you will only need to secure a 75% mortgage. The equity loan is interest-free for five years and you can pay it back at any time or on the sale of your home. This initiative is available to help all homebuyers, not just first time buyers, to own their own new build home in England.

At Tolent Homes we would like to help make the pathway to your new home as stress-free as possible.

We can help sell your home as quickly and efficiently by managing the whole selling process for you and we will also cover the estate agent costs for you.

Using the Property Assistance - Tolent Homes model, whether you are upsizing or downsizing if you have a house to sell we will work with a range of sales agents to help sell your property.

The path to your new Tolent home:

• We work with a local estate agent to get the best possible price for your home

• You agree on a sales price for your existing home

• Once we receive the valuation report you can then reserve your Tolent home for eight weeks

• We pay your estate agent fees

• Help to buy is also available with the PATH Scheme

This product is only available on selected plots, so please speak to your sales executive, who will be able to advise if we can offer this product to meet your own personal circumstances.