Resale homes

Don’t miss out! Buy your new home today with just a 5% deposit. We’ll even cover your initial Stamp Duty and survey costs to help you get started*

What are resale homes?

Resale homes are properties already co-owned by Wayhome with our Gradual Homeownership model. They become available when a customer chooses to sell their share and move on.

Because these homes are already co-owned, they’re typically ready to move into, meaning timelines can move quickly, in many cases, you could be living in your new home within a few weeks.

As timelines may be shorter, it’s worth checking the terms of your current rental agreement before arranging viewings to make sure you’re ready to move.

For more information about how Gradual Homeownership works click here

Check out homes currently available below 👇

Take a look inside: Ashdown Way, Colchester

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The details: Ashdown Way, Colchester

£280,000 | 3 bedrooms | 1 bathroom | EPC C

Monthly rent: £1,187.50

Minimum deposit: £14,000

Minimum household income: £41,911.76 (This is based on the minimum deposit. A higher deposit may reduce the income required).

Council Tax Band B: £1,742.95

This well-presented freehold terraced house with landscaped garden is short drive from the historic town of Colchester where you can catch a direct train to London Liverpool Street in around 45 minutes.

The home has been updated throughout to a high spec and includes a large living/dining room and separate kitchen. It also offers a conservatory and well sized garden, perfect for summer entertaining.

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The fine print

* The No Stamp Duty and survey cost offer applies to your initial share in the home only (up to a maximum of 5%). You will not be charged for these on your initial share in the home. There may be some legal fees or other buying costs to be paid.

** The rent shown is based on a 5% deposit, plus in addition there will be Home Support costs of £4.50 per month. You only pay rent on the part of the home that you don't own, so the larger your deposit the lower your rent will be.All applications are subject to credit and affordability assessments.