A UK property company is selling a range of new homes with a mortgage deal as it tries to up interest during the country’s recession.
Miller Homes is offering a selection of property at its Flaxton Court development in Bradford, Yorkshire and has created a mortgage package allowing a buyer to put down a five per cent deposit which the company has pledged to match.
The firm said buyers still recognise that property is still one of the best forms investment, and so wanted to aid people struggling to get a mortgage during the UK credit crisis.
Branded ‘Miller Match’, the mortgage package is available on a range of detached homes in the development, and is one of a number of home loan deals developed by UK builders.
Jan Hanaby, area sales manager for Miller Homes, said: “No one, not even the greatest pessimist, doubts that the British housing market will recover, meaning property is still one of the best long term investments that a buyer can make. That’s why we are offering a deal like this.”
Property on sale in the development benefiting from the mortgage plan includes the four-bedroomed Hawarth design at £203,000. The design includes integral parking on the ground floor, and an en- suite bathroom for the master bedroom.
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