How to Put in an Offer on a New Home

Before you finalise your offer, it’s worth exploring what might be included as part of your purchase. With new build homes, there’s often more flexibility than you might expect.

Depending on the development and build stage, you may be able to agree extras such as upgraded fixtures and fittings, fitted wardrobes or appliances, or even support with legal fees. These additions can make a real difference, helping you settle in more quickly and comfortably without stretching your budget further.

When you’re ready, speaking to the sales team at your chosen development is the next step. If you haven’t already, having a Mortgage in Principle in place will help you understand what you can afford and show that you’re ready to move forward.

If your offer is accepted, you’ll typically be asked to pay a reservation fee to secure your chosen home. From there, the process moves forward and our team will continue to guide you through each stage, from paperwork to completion, so you always know what to expect.

It’s worth remembering that a Mortgage in Principle is a helpful guide, but your lender will still need to complete a full application before issuing a formal mortgage offer.