Eaton Leys
Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire MK17 9DN
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Welcome to Eaton Leys, Milton Keynes
A new collection of 2 & 3 bedroom houses in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire.
The homes at Eaton Leys are conveniently located within easy access to essential amenities such as a post office, bank and doctor’s surgery, as well as a significant range of places to eat, shop and enjoy.
Situated by the Buckinghamshire countryside, residents can also explore a selection of stunning lakes, parks and nature reserves within a short drive.
Excellent transport links are also available for those commuting, with two nearby stations providing access to London in less than an hour.
The next phase of houses at Eaton Leys will be ready to move into in Spring 2024.
Council Tax: TBC
Council tax bands are often not released until the property is complete. If you need any guidance, please get in touch with our Sales Consultants otherwise the local authority or the developer may be able to help.
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Affordable homes in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, Eaton Leys is an ideal location for every stage of life.
The M1, A5 and A421 are all less than 10 miles away, providing convenient access to Oxford, Aylesbury, Northampton and London. Milton Keynes and Bletchley train stations are both within a 10 minute drive and offer fast rail links into London and Birmingham.
Over 200 shops and various leisure activities are available at Milton Keynes, with the picturesque town of Woburn Sands located just a short drive away, offering a range of local cafes, restaurants and independent shops.
The next phase of houses at Eaton Leys will be ready to move into in Spring 2024.
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When looking for your new home, it’s important to understand what you can afford. To help get an idea of the estimated affordability for a home on this development, you can apply the 45% net income approach. In simple terms, this means that a household should not spend more than 45% of their household income to pay for their mortgage, rent and service charge.
As a rough estimate, the graphics above suggests the household income required to purchase; however, people with a lower income may be able to secure a property if they have a larger deposit. (i.e. if you have a larger deposit saved, where you have higher savings, your household income can be lower than the figure quoted above).
Shared Ownership is a government-backed scheme which allows first-time buyers – or those who do not currently own a property – the opportunity to purchase a home at a more affordable price.
The Shared Ownership scheme is simple – you buy an initial share of between 40% and 75% of the homes full value and pay a subsidised rent on the remainder.
You may purchase further shares (up to 100%) as your circumstances change, should you choose to.