USEFUL INFORMATION
- This home is freehold tenure
- Service charge – £309.43 per year
- New build, so council tax band to be determined
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HOME 37: The Cromer
2 bedroom house
FLOOR PLANS
| Kitchen/Dining Area | |
| 4.85m x 2.11m | (15' 11" x 6' 11") |
| Living Room | |
| 4.17m x 3.56m | (13' 08" x 11' 08") |
| Bedroom 1 | |
| 3.68m x 3.07m | (12' 01" x 10' 01") |
| Bedroom 2 | |
| 4.17m x 2.49m | (13' 08" x 8' 02") |
About The Cromer
An exceptionally spacious two double bedroom property, the Cromer is designed for comfort and convenience. The ground floor includes a spacious living area, with full height French doors providing direct access to the garden, a downstairs cloakroom and storage cupboard. The Cromer also has the benefit of both a main bathroom and a second en suite bathroom.
- 2 bedroom house
- Great storage
- French doors leading to the garden
- En-suite to bedroom 1
- Built in wardrobe
Key features
- 10 year NHBC warranty
- 2 year Crest Nicholson warranty
- Built-in wardrobe to bedroom 1
- En suite to bedroom 1
- French doors open out into the garden
- Open plan kitchen/diner
- Plenty of storage
- Separate living room
- Two double bedrooms
Get in touch
01420610118
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10:00 - 17:00
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Schemes and offers
Help to Buy
With the Government backed Help to Buy: Equity Loan scheme designed for first-time buyers, buying your own home could become a reality sooner than you expected.
More on Help to BuyHelp to Buy is available on selected Crest Nicholson homes. Terms and Conditions apply. For details of eligibility and criteria, see Homes England’s Homebuyers’ guide to Help to Buy: Equity Loan (2021-23) available to download at crestnicholson.com/schemes/help-to-buy. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage, equity loan and other loans secured against it.