Taylor Wimpey in Scotland has confirmed that the Scottish Government's First Home Fund is now available at its Lanarkshire developments, offering eligible first-time buyers up to £10,000 towards the purchase of their first property. Homes valued up to £300,000 qualify for the scheme, which is designed to help bridge the deposit gap.
How the First Home Fund Works
The Scottish Government takes a small equity share in the property, which is repaid when the homeowner sells in the future. With the scheme now launched, Taylor Wimpey is encouraging prospective buyers to act quickly, as demand is expected to be high.
Developer Encourages Quick Action
Audrey Ross, sales and marketing director for Taylor Wimpey West Scotland, said: "We're thrilled that the First Home Fund has officially launched, giving first-time buyers a fantastic opportunity to make their move. This support can make a real difference for those who are ready to buy but need help bridging the gap on their deposit."
Kirsty McGill, sales and marketing director for Taylor Wimpey East Scotland, added: "The return of the First Home Fund is incredibly positive news for first-time buyers across Scotland. With up to £10,000 now available, many customers who thought homeownership was out of reach can take that exciting first step."
Support for Buyers
Taylor Wimpey's sales executives and Independent Mortgage Specialists are on hand to help buyers understand the process and move quickly while the scheme is open. Interested buyers are encouraged to visit their nearest development or speak with a sales executive to begin the process.
