One in four properties at a new assisted living development for over-55s are available through shared ownership.
Soha Housing’s ExtraCare at Windmill Place in Thame includes 40 one and two-bedroom apartments starting from £180,000.
Under the Government-backed assisted purchase scheme, there is an option to buy 50 per cent of a property then pay rent on the other half, or buy up to a maximum of 75 per cent.
The self-contained flats come with the option of 24-hour support and are wheelchair-friendly with an open-plan living/dining room, fitted kitchen and bathroom.
Residents have access to a communal lounge, restaurant, hobbies and activity room, hair and beauty salon, laundry and landscaped gardens.
Other highlights include lift access to all floors and a guest suite for visiting family members and friends.
Mark Giddins, of Soha Housing, said: “Many people find that as they get older they need some help with mobility or day-to-day tasks but wish to stay in their own home as long as possible.
“The beauty of our ExtraCare development is that it allows them to live independently on their own terms, as all the apartments have their own front door and are completely self-contained.
“An on-site team can deliver as much or as little care and support as needed 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
“Affordability is the other key thing and the assisted purchase scheme opens the door to people who might not otherwise be able to afford it.”
A show apartment at the Windmill Place ExtraCare development opens this Saturday. To arrange a viewing, or for more information, contact Soha Housing on 01235 515900 or visit soha.co.uk
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