Branagh Court, Reading, Berkshire, RG30 2QZ

Bright and spacious two-bedroom apartment now available in Reading, through Shared Ownership.

The property features an open-plan living room and kitchen, two bedrooms, and two bathrooms.

The property offers residents access to communal gardens and allocated parking space. Available for £76,000 for 40% share based on the marketing figure of £190,000. Monthly rent - £664.89 Monthly Service Charge - £143.64 Total Monthly Charge - £808.53 plus mortgage required for 40% share. On certain properties, service charges may be billed in different frequencies. For the purposes of illustration, our advertisement will state the equivalent monthly charge. Where charges are not billed monthly, purchasers will be informed before proceeding. An annual rent increase takes place every April LocationThe location is central and the property is conveniently located within 1 mile of Reading rail station and within walking distance to a number of bus links. Reading is situated between the M4 motorway and the A329 with good access into London. There is a vast selection of amenities, restaurants and bars within walking distance as well as selection of schools, a university and a hospital. EPC ratingEnergy rating band - C

Environmental rating band - C Other informationHow we allocate Shared Ownership homes

We offer homes on a first-come, first-served basis, as long as you meet all the eligibility criteria. Sometimes, we give priority to people who live or work in the same area as the home. This is based on rules set by the local authority. All Shared Ownership providers must publish an allocations policy, which explains how they decide who gets a home.

If the home is managed by SO Resi and MTVH

You can read the Shared Ownership allocation policy on the MTVH website. SO Resi is the Shared Ownership brand of MTVH, a housing association.

If the home is managed by another provider

Visit their website to find their allocation policy. Contact us if you have any questions. In certain cases, the remaining length of the lease on a property can impact the availability of mortgages to prospective purchasers and the future saleability of the home. We recommend that you speak to your solicitor and your financial advisor to ensure that the lease length is suitable for your needs.