Welcome to Central Square, the newest addition to the Copley W7 development, situated at the heart of a dynamic regeneration project in Hanwell, just west of Ealing town centre.
This vibrant new area, located next to Castle Bar Park train station, offers one and two-bedroom apartments with balconies, arranged around a beautifully landscaped square. Residents will enjoy new amenities including shops, a car club, and a community centre.
Central Square is crafted for modern living, featuring light-filled spaces and a focus on energy efficiency. The apartment layouts include dedicated workspaces in the bedrooms, providing the flexibility to work from home effectively and comfortably. Your home will be a place you'll love to retreat to.
An innovative web-based interactive system allows prospective buyers to explore all aspects of Central Square on laptops, tablets, and phones. Experience a virtual tour of any apartment type, on any floor, with the ability to choose viewpoints and generate your own CGI. Explore communal areas, landscaping, and outdoor amenities as well.
As this scheme is designed as an entry point onto the property ladder, you must not own another property or land in the UK or abroad to qualify.
Applicants are expected to purchase the maximum share they can afford, which depends on your income and savings needed for the deposit and any existing financial obligations. Savings will also cover legal fees, with the remainder needed for your deposit. A mortgage must be arranged for the share you intend to buy, and a reduced rent and service charge will be payable on the share you do not own.
Additional criteria apply, including priority groups. Please contact our sales team for further details.
If the following conditions apply, you are likely eligible:
Your general eligibility will be confirmed upon completing the application form.
We will evaluate both your household composition and affordability in relation to the property you're interested in.
Regarding affordability, we must ensure that your current income can support the financial commitment. A credit search will be conducted before offering you a property.
A specialist financial advisor will contact you to carry out an affordability assessment, helping us determine the share you need to purchase.
Leasehold ownership of a flat is essentially a long-term tenancy, granting the right to occupy and use the flat for a specific term, usually 99 or 125 years. The flat can be bought and sold within this term.
Leasehold ownership typically includes everything within the flat's four walls, but not the external or structural walls. The building's structure and common areas are usually owned by the freeholder, who is responsible for maintenance and repair, recoverable through service charges billed to leaseholders.
A leasehold house ownership generally covers the entire building, both internal and external, and may include a garden and driveway. The leaseholder is typically responsible for the building's upkeep.
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