Icknield Way
Tring, Hertfordshire HP23 4JY
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Next Release Summer 2023!
New 2 Bedroom Apartments in Hertfordshire
Overview
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Local area
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Affordability guide
Overview
Current Phase Now Fully Reserved. Final Release of Two Bed Apartments Summer 2023 – prices & details to be confirmed.
Welcome to Icknield Way
A contemporary collection of 2 bedroom homes available for Shared Ownership, offering you the chance to get on the property ladder and own a beautiful home which has been built to the highest standards.
Set on the edge of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the historic market town of Tring offers peaceful country living within easy commuting distance of London. With excellent connections, including under 45 minute travel time to London Euston and direct routes to Oxford and Cambridge, you really are at the centre of it all.
When you’re ready to explore all that Tring has to offer, you can take advantage of the local football, cricket, hockey and golf clubs, together with a sports and leisure centre. Or enjoy the green spaces in the town itself and the nearby College Lake Nature Reserve is a great day out. Or head in the opposite direction and explore Wendover Woods. Wherever you choose to explore, you’ll truly feel at home being surrounded by some of England’s most beautiful countryside.
Your new home is surrounded by local amenities, including the choice of supermarkets and local shops, a post office, schools, pharmacy and doctors’ surgery on hand. There is even a pop-up cinema nearby that is perfect to spend your weekends at! No wonder Tring is such a desirable area to get on the property ladder.
Legal & General Affordable Homes is offering a unique opportunity to purchase a new home here through Shared Ownership. Thanks to this scheme, you can own your own home with a lower deposit than is required to buy outright or with other buying schemes.
The final phase of homes to be released at Icknield Way will be available to move in Autumn 2023.
For more information, please register or contact our Sales Consultant who will be delighted in helping you find your new home.
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.
Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for a home at Icknield Way, you'll need to:Have a gross household income of no more than £80,000 per annum
Be unable to purchase a suitable home to meet your housing needs on the open market
Not already own a home or you will have sold your current home before you purchase
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Indesit oven, gas hob and chimney hood
Indesit fridge/freezer, dishwasher & washing machine
Communal gardens for Apartments
Turf & paved patio area to rear garden- for Houses
Parking bay/s or car port/s depending on home type
NHBC 12 Year Building Warranty
Floorplans
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Local area
Current Phase Now Fully Reserved. Final Release of Two Bed Apartments Summer 2023 – prices & details to be confirmed.
Options in every direction
You will never be bored living at Icknield Way as the surrounding area is full of interesting places to visit and fun things to do such as the Rogue Racing Go-Kart centre at Aylesbury and Whipsnade Zoo for example. Aylesbury has a bowling alley too, together with waterside theatre and an impressive shopping arcade, while Berkhamsted boasts its very own castle and a country estate at Ashridge House that used to be home to Henry VIII.
The Chilterns are on your doorstep and Tring was originally an easy passing place through the hills. This Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is full of hiking and cycle trails, historic buildings and delightful tea rooms. And you don’t have to travel very much further to reach the Cotswolds with its picturesque villages (and not to mention the designer bargains at Bicester!)
Imaging spending your weekends exploring the historic colleges and gourmet restaurants of Cambridge or the next enjoying a day at the races in Newmarket. Living at Icknield Way, you’ll never run out of exciting new experiences to enjoy both near and far.
With direct trains in under 45 minutes into London Euston and direct trains to Milton Keynes, you really are perfectly placed. Tring railway station is located just outside the town and there is also an excellent bus service to local destinations and across Hertfordshire.
The A41 runs close to the town, linking you directly to the M40 (for Oxford and Birmingham) and the M25 (for connections to the M1 and national motorway network).
Ready to explore further afield? The nearest airport is Luton, but Stansted is also handy and Heathrow is easy to reach via the M25. Yet perhaps the best form of transport is to pull on your walking shoes or take your bike and spend a leisurely afternoon following the towpath alongside the nearby Grand Union Canal.
The final phase of homes to be released at Icknield Way will be available to move in Autumn 2023.
For more information and to stay informed of updates please register your interest today.
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Nearby amenities
GP Surgery
0.7 miles
Children's Nursery
1.1 miles
Supermarket
1.1 miles
Golf Course
2.1 miles
Primary School
1.2 miles
Wendover Train Station
4.4 miles
Leisure Centre & Pool
1.6 miles
Hospital
7.8 miles
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Affordability guide
Estimate Household Income
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 40% net income approach. In simple terms, this means that a household should not spend more than 40% 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).
How it works
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 25% 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.