Addle Avenue, Glouceste...

Discover our stunning new development offering a selection of beautiful Shared Ownership homes. Whether you're taking your first step onto the property ladder or looking for an affordable way to move, our experienced team is here to help.
We're excited to invite prospective purchasers to our upcoming Shared Ownership Workshop, where you'll have the opportunity to explore the development in detail, receive expert guidance from a qualified Shared Ownership advisor, and speak with experienced conveyancing professionals who can guide you through the buying process.
Places are limited, so get in touch today to reserve your space and learn how Shared Ownership could help make your dream home a reality.
The Elmslie is a home that's all about easy, everyday living. The spacious kitchen and dining area create a fantastic hub for the household, whether you're enjoying family meals, entertaining friends, or helping with homework around the table. The separate living room offers a cosy place to relax, with French doors opening onto the garden and letting in plenty of natural light.
Upstairs, you'll find three well-sized bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with its own en suite, giving parents a little extra privacy and comfort. The remaining bedrooms are ideal for children, guests, or even a home office, while the family bathroom is perfectly placed to serve the rest of the home.
With practical storage, bright living spaces and a layout designed around modern family life, The Elmslie is a home that feels welcoming from the moment you walk through the door and one you'll enjoy living in for years to come.
What Is Shared Ownership?
Shared Ownership is a government-backed scheme designed to help people who cannot afford to buy a suitable home outright.
It's often described as part-buy, part-rent:
"You buy a share of your home (usually between 10% and 75%)
"You pay rent to the housing association on the share you don't own
"You're an owner-occupier and hold a lease on the property
Benefits Of Shared Ownership
A lower deposit and mortgage compared to buying outright
The opportunity to increase your share over time (known as Staircasing)
More security than private renting
The chance to benefit if your home increases in value
Shared Ownership Eligibility:
Your household income is £80,000 or less
You cannot afford to buy a suitable home on the open market
You have a good credit history and enough savings for a deposit (usually 5-10% of the share you're buying)
You can afford the ongoing costs of owning a home
Existing homeowners may still be eligible, but you'll normally need to be selling your current home and show that it doesn't meet your needs.
Pricing Example
Full market value - £345,000
Share price based on 25%
Share price - £86,250
Estimated Rent per month (inclusive of service charges) £667.97
Lease term 999 years
Minimum deposit required £4312.50