Two bedroom semi-detached house

These outstanding two bedroom semi-detached homes have been newly released by Latimer. Set in a peaceful enclave on the outskirts of Cambridge, Capstone Fields is a new community, built in partnership with Hill homes it's surrounded by the beautiful Cambridgeshire countryside.

These gorgeous two bedroom houses are part of this attractive new development, which benefits from a peaceful village setting and is well connected. Simple access to the A14 into Cambridge and the M11 beyond, it's an easy journey into the historic university city. These houses are available with shared ownership and are ideal for a first-time buyer or a growing family.

Homes have been built using quality, energy-efficient materials in a style reflecting the local architectural character.

Applications to be received by 3rd April, either by Latimer's appointed agent William H Brown or directly to Latimer. Buyers must be registered with Homes England and have submitted a Latimer Application and Expression of Interest Forms. Prospective purchasers must also have been initially assessed by an IFA, to confirm eligibility for Shared Ownership. Please contact or Panel IFA, Metro Finance. Applicants notified on or before 8th April if they have been successfully allocated a property.

This will be based on South Cambridgeshire's set criteria detailed below:

Live work connection criteria:

Priority 1 : Qualifying persons with a local connection to Hardwick

Priority 2: Qualifying persons with a local connection to Caldecote, Toft, Dry Drayton or Madingley

Priority 3: Qualifying persons in the District of South Cambridgeshire

A person will be considered to have a local connection to any of the localities listed above, if they meet one of the following criteria:

(a) The person has worked in paid employment in the locality for the last twelve (12)months for sixteen (16)hours or more per week; or

(b) The person has lived in the locality for at least five (5) years out of the last eight (8) years; or

(c) The person has family members who have been resident in the locality for a period of five (5) years or more; or

(d) There are special circumstances that the Council considers gives rise to a local connection.