Help to Buy is a government-backed scheme that aims to help first-time buyers onto the property market with an equity loan (also known as shared equity) of up to 40% of the value of a new build home.
Requirements:
Not allowed:
There are certain price limits on homes you can purchase with an equity loan. The limit varies for each region in England.
Region | Full property price limit |
---|---|
East | £407,400 |
East Midlands | £261,900 |
London | £600,000 |
North East | £186,100 |
North West | £224,400 |
South East | £437,000 |
South West | £349,000 |
West Midlands | £255,600 |
Yorkshire and The Humber | £228,100 |
*Terms and conditions apply
We checked the information and the developer's representatives confirmed that units in this residential complex can be purchased by using a mortgage.
🟧 Tenure | Leasehold |
🟧 Height Classification | Mid-rise |
🟧 Quality Classification | High-end |
🟧 Number of floors | 5 |
🟧 Number of buildings | 2 |
🟧 Off-plan property | No |
🟧 Property Type | Apartments |
🟧 Swimming Pool | No |
Situated right on the south bank of the River Thames, the Scene is nestled between Amersham Vale, Edward Street, and Valley Road, with the latter separating the complex from Charlottenburg Park, which provides it with a place to stretch your legs. Living in Lewisham, an inner borough of London, has its benefits as the area is rich in greenery. Fordham Park and Margaret McMillan Park are just within a 5-minute walk, and it takes about 25 minutes to reach the famous Greenwich Park, home to astounding views of the city, a rose garden, and a deer park.
Apart from an abundance of beautiful places to wander around, the Scene places its residents in close proximity of the New Cross and Deptford stations, as well as New Cross Road that links the area to the very heart of London.
The residential complex has a distinctive triangular shape, formed by Amersham Vale, Edward Street, and Valley Road. There are two mid-rise buildings stretched along the latter street with the third one standing parallel to Edward Street. The rest of the space is occupied by townhouses.
All buildings exhibit the same light-coloured brick pattern with sleek full-height windows and two types of balconies. The first one transforms the whole façade as the stacked balconies create a separated structure, supported by white pillars, which alters the building’s image. The second type is presented by traditional cantilevered balconies with beige railings.
In addition, the area of the complex is planted with diverse types of greenery and streaked by paved paths for strolling around the territory.
In addition to the on-site green spaces, the residents of the townhouses will have their own private landscaped gardens, while some apartments come with either a terrace or a balcony. Also, the apartment complexes are provided with secure cycle stores.
To ensure security, the units are equipped with video entry systems.
Additionally, the Scene offers wheelchair-friendly homes.
The Scene offers a wide variety of accommodation, ranging from one- to four-bedroom apartments, duplexes, and townhouses.
The units are provided with a fully-fitted handleless kitchen by Brandt, equipped with Bosch appliances. The bathrooms come with a white steel bath and a wall-mounted shower mixer tap.
To keep your feet warm even in cold weather, the living areas include underfloor heating and high-quality carpeting.
There are apartments available with a view across Charlottenburg Park.
The Scene is a joint project of Peabody and Sherrygreen Homes, two London-based property development companies. Founded in 1862 by the banker and philanthropist George Peabody, Peabody’s outstanding expertise can be proved by its vast portfolio that includes projects such as Southmere, The Pomeroy, Fish Island Village, and Williamson Heights.
Sherrygreen Homes, a relatively young company launched in 2005, has already demonstrated its mastery through an impressive collection of developments, including Montmorency Park and New Granville.
For more information on Peabody and Sherrygreen Homes or the Scene, please visit their respective websites.