Your Route to Homeownership

Shared Ownership Made Simple

*The minimum initial share will vary depending on the home, not all homes will be available to purchase from 10%. The percentage share and rent amount will change depending on the amount you can afford. For further information please speak with a member of the sales team.

What is Shared Ownership?

Shared Ownership is a more affordable way to buy a home, giving you the opportunity to purchase a share that suits your budget and pay rent on the remaining share.

As you only need a mortgage and deposit for the share you’re buying, it could help make owning your own home feel more achievable. You can purchase more shares in your home through Stairpay, helping you increase your ownership over time and reduce the rent you pay.

How Shared Ownership works

  • Choose a share you can afford – Buy an initial share of your new home, based on your circumstances and affordability.
  • Pay rent on the remaining share – You’ll pay a reduced monthly rent on the part of the home you don’t yet own.
  • Start with a smaller deposit – Your deposit is based on the value of the share you’re purchasing, rather than the full price of the home.
  • Buy more when you’re ready – Through Stairpay, you can explore your affordability and purchase additional shares in your home when the time feels right, helping you increase your ownership and reduce the rent you pay.

Available plots

Explore a collection of carefully designed homes built for modern living across Yorkshire. With a range of properties to suit different lifestyles and life stages, there’s a place to feel at home for everyone with Mulberry Homes.

Shared ownership

Farley plot 12

the hatchery

£96,000
Available
Shared ownership

Padbury plot 35

forge valley

£63,000
Available
Shared ownership

Holgate plot 5

laverton oaks

£30,000
Available

Own more of your home

We’ve partnered with Stairpay to make buying more shares in your home as simple and straightforward as possible. There’s no fixed timeline, so you can choose to increase your share when it suits you and your circumstances.

Their easy-to-use online calculator can help you understand how much more you may be able to afford and see how increasing your share could reduce the rent you pay.

Shared Ownership FAQs

Shared ownership allows you to buy a share of a property while paying rent on the remaining share, making homeownership more accessible for many buyers.
Stairpay is an online platform that supports shared owners who want to buy additional shares in their home over time. It provides helpful tools and guidance to make the staircasing process easier to understand.
Staircasing is the process of purchasing a larger share of your shared ownership home. As your ownership increases, the rent you pay on the remaining share is usually reduced.

Many shared ownership properties allow you to increase your ownership over time until you own 100% of the home, although this depends on the terms of your lease. Our team can explain what applies to your property.

All homes purchased through Shared Ownership are initially leasehold. In many cases, once you’ve staircased to 100% ownership, the freehold can be transferred to you. Apartments will remain leasehold, as they would when purchased on the open market.

Not necessarily. Depending on the terms of the lease, you may be able to purchase a share between 10% and 75%. We often advertise a 40% share as a helpful starting point, but the share available to you will depend on your financial assessment and affordability.

Homes are offered on a first come, first served basis, and our friendly team will guide you through the options available.

Yes. With Shared Ownership, you’ll pay rent on the part of the home you don’t yet own. Your rent will be reviewed each year and may increase in line with the terms of your lease.

The amount you pay will depend on the share you own. As you purchase more shares through Stairpay, the rent you pay will reduce. If you eventually staircase to 100% ownership, you’ll no longer pay rent, although service charges may still apply.

Your share of the home may increase in value if property prices rise, which could mean it is worth more when you decide to sell. However, property values can also fall, so the value of your share is not guaranteed.

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