Development overview

A collection of 6, 2 bedroom properties in the popular village of Poringland on the Norfolk Homes Brooke Meadow development. Poringland is a thriving village with a supermarket, restaurant, two pubs, shops and round tower church, plus a lively social scene centred around the village hall. Poringland Primary School and Framingham Earl High School are within a mile of the development and are both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. There are two doctors surgeries in Poringland, as well as a private dental practice. Next to the High School is Framingham Earl Community Sports Centre, which has a fitness studio and sports hall, with activities every day of the week.

Plots

• 6 x 2 bedroom properties
• All plots come with 2 parking spaces and enclosed private garden
• Service charge £11.35 per month which covers buildings insurance.

Eligibility

You will need to be able to raise a mortgage or have savings to purchase the minimum share. Applicants will be subject to affordability assessment by Broadland Housing Association before they can be approved to purchase.

Further information

For further information please contact the sales team:

• sales@broadlandgroup.org
• 01603 750150

Description of property

• A 1-bedroom, 2-person end terrace house
• Available to buy 50% share for £115,000
• Rent payable on the remaining share at £249.45 per month
• £14.64 per month service charge towards buildings insurance.

Property features

• 1 bedroom
• Bathroom with bath and shower
• Flooring throughout
• Enclosed rear garden
• Parking

Eligibility

Check if you are eligible for shared ownership. You will need to be able to raise a mortgage or have savings to purchase the 50% share. 

This home is available from a 50% share on a shared ownership basis with rent payable on the remaining share. There is the option to staircase up to 100% share in the future.

Location

Nestled into a little spot on the outskirts of Norwich, with the River Yare flowing through, is the pretty village of Trowse.

As you drive over the bridge and into the village you are greeted with a view of a quintessential English village. Striking period flint knapped buildings, a charming terrace of Victorian cottages, decorative street lights, Saint Andrews Church, meadows, the village primary school and a pub decoratively frame the village Common. It feels like you’re a long way from a thriving bustling city but in reality, Trowse is only 1.5 miles from the city centre. The Broads, a National Park, is only a few miles away and the coast only 20 miles drive, Whitlingham Country Park and it’s broad is only a couple of miles ‘down the road’ where there are picnic sites, watersports and walks to enjoy; it’s easy to see why this is such a popular village in which to live.

Trowse has sleepy neighbouring villages and plenty of stunning countryside to explore on foot, bicycle or boat. But if you are longing for the buzz of a night out in the city or need a day of ‘ retail therapy’, then you have very easy access into the city; it really does have the best of many worlds! Within the village is a children’s play area (Norfolk Homes are pleased to have worked with the Parish Council and provided additional play equipment to the existing play area on the common, pictured bottom far left), a cafe, two pubs and a primary school. On a practical level there is easy access to the A47 and the Northern Distributor Road and Norwich train station is only 1.5 miles away.

Viewings and enquiries

Chloe Slater – 01603 750 150 – sales@broadlandgroup.org