New home events for key workers and members of the armed forces in Yorkshire this weekend

An example of Redrow properties in Yorkshire

Redrow is hosting exclusive events for key workers and armed forces members looking for their next home in Yorkshire.

The homebuilder has launched two new schemes, which provide key workers and armed forces members with a 5% deposit contribution of up to £25,000 towards new homes.

Redrow’s team will be on hand throughout the events, to be held in Harrogate, Huddersfield, Leeds, Rotherham and Wakefield on Saturday, March 7 and Sunday, March 8, to answer questions and explain the scheme in more detail.

Steve Jackson, sales director at Redrow Yorkshire, said: “These events are the perfect opportunity for key workers and armed forces members to come and speak to our team and find out more about these schemes.

“The deposit contributions are offered as our way of recognising the dedication and service of key workers and armed forces personnel. The aim is to help make homeownership more affordable and achievable, whether the buyer is taking their first step onto the property ladder or for someone looking to move into a newly built home that better suits their needs.”

The events will take place from 10am – 5pm on both days, at:
• Kingsley Manor, Kingsley Road, Harrogate
• Meadow Vale, Bradford Road, Huddersfield
• Centurion Fields, Manston Lane, Leeds
• Poppy Fields, Moor Lane South, Ravenfield
• The Glade at Woodland Vale, Haigh Moor Road, Wakefield

Steve added: “Our schemes are open to not only NHS workers and armed forces but also to those working in education, the fire, probation and prison services, foster carers and many others, so we’d urge anyone in a key worker or local government role to check their eligibility.”

To find out more about the key worker scheme visit www.redrow.co.uk/buying-with-redrow/key-worker-deposit-contribution. To find out more about the armed forces scheme click here www.redrow.co.uk/buying-with-redrow/armed-forces-deposit-contribution.

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