6 Howards Way Hallway

Resale homes

Shared ownership resales are homes that a current owner bought new from us or as a resale, and now wishes to sell on. The principle is the same as buying a new home through shared ownership, but you must purchase at least the share that the seller currently owns on the existing lease. 

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Register your interest

If you'd like to be notified if we have a shared ownership home for sale in your area, please complete our Register of Interest form below.

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Shared ownership explained

Shared ownership is a government-funded, low-cost home ownership scheme that aims to help people who want to own their own home, but can’t afford to buy one at full value

How shared ownership works

Part buy/part rent

You buy a percentage of a home, and pay a below-market-value rent on the share you don’t own (which is owned by the housing association). It's your home to live in, decorate how you want, and  decide when to sell. 

Shared ownership homes are offered by housing associations and some local councils. All shared ownership homes are leasehold properties. 

Homes you can buy through shared ownership include: 

Find out more about shared ownership on the gov.uk website.

Buying a percentage share means you pay a smaller deposit and smaller mortgage.  

You can increase how much you own
  • Usually, you can also carry on buying shares, although lease restrictions may apply when buying a shared ownership home in a rural area.
  • These often include being able to only purchase up to 80% of the home and also needing to have a local connection to the village. 
What it costs
  • You’ll need to get a mortgage or use savings (depending upon your circumstances) to purchase your share. 
  • To ensure homes are priced fairly, all valuations are carried out by RICS surveyors. 
  • On some sites, a service charge may also be payable to cover the costs of things such as communal landscaping, cleaning and lighting. 
Different types of shared ownership leases

Traditional lease: for shared ownership homes built before 2021

New model lease: for grant-funded shared ownership homes delivered through the Affordable Homes Programme

Where we have shared ownership homes

We have shared ownership homes in villages across rural Leicestershire

Take a look at all the villages where we have shared ownership homes. This is a list of where we have homes, not a list of available or vacant homes. 

See which villages we have homes in

How we advertise shared ownership homes for sale
Facebook 

We advertise shared ownership resale homes on Facebook. Please follow our page to see available homes. 

Register your interest 

If you'd like to be notified of any shared ownership homes that become available in the village you're interested in, please complete the form below.

You’ll need a local connection to the area
Most of the homes we provide are subject to 'Section 106' planning agreements, which ensures that affordable homes are prioritised for local people.

This means you will normally need to have a connection to the village, parish or district - such as live there, work there, or previously lived there.

Each affordable housing scheme has an individual Section 106 agreement, which specifies how long the local connection must be.

More information and help

If you'd like to find out more, please contact us on 0300 1234 009 or enquiries@midlandsrural.org.uk 

New Model Shared Ownership Lease

Grant-funded shared ownership homes delivered through the Affordable Homes Programme, built between 2021 and 2026

Find out about this lease

Traditional / standard shared ownership lease

Homes built before 2021 generally have this type of lease

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Register your interest in a shared ownership home

Mrs, Mr, Ms, Miss, Dr etc
First and last name please
How many adults in your household (including yourself)?
How many children in your household?
Type of home required:
Your ethnicity:
Local connection criteria: To be added to our register of interest, you'll need to meet a strict local connection criteria (required as part of the Section 106 planning requirements). Please select from the following options your connection(s) to the village you're interested in:
e.g. How long you have lived/worked in the village/parish or which close relatives live in the village/parish?
Number of bedrooms required:
Your current tenure: