Expert advice on Shared Ownership schemes and mortgages across Sleaford and Lincolnshire.
Shared Ownership lets you buy a share of a property (usually between 10% and 75%) and pay rent on the rest. Over time, you can “staircase” by buying more shares until you own the property outright.
How it works:
Shared Ownership is common for first-time buyers but can also suit movers who need a more affordable option. Alternatives worth exploring include low deposit mortgages and first-time buyer mortgages. For impartial details, see GOV.UK’s Shared Ownership scheme guide.
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Shared Ownership is available in many Lincolnshire developments, helping buyers with limited deposits. ONS data (July 2025) shows average prices of £237,000 in North Kesteven (Sleaford) and £184,000 in Lincoln. A 25% share could mean deposits starting at under £3,000 in some cases.
We’ll check local scheme availability and match your deposit and income to lenders that support Shared Ownership.
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Usually 5% of the share you’re buying. For a 25% share of a £180,000 home, that’s about £2,250.
Yes. This is called staircasing and lets you increase ownership, usually in 10% or larger chunks.
No. Fewer lenders support Shared Ownership, but we work with those that do.
Yes, but the housing association usually has the first option to find a buyer for your share.