Help to Buy Hull

Please note that the Help to Buy equity loan closed to new applicants on October 31st, 2022. There are still alternatives to Help to Buy in Hull including Shared Ownership in Hull, please look here for more information.

If you’re a first time buyer, then the prospect of taking that vital step onto the property ladder may seem a daunting prospect. Thankfully, Help to Buy homes in Hull can be an accessible and affordable solution. Shared Ownership homes in Hull also make an ideal choice for buyers looking to make their property ambitions a reality.

Do you want to stay up to date with the latest Help to Buy and Shared Ownership properties in Hull? It couldn’t be easier! All you need to do is sign up to Share to Buy and register to receive alerts for relevant properties in your desired location.

The city of Hull is the fourth largest city in the Yorkshire and the Humber area, alongside being one of it’s most spectacular. When you consider the many aspects that make up the self-proclaimed ‘God’s own country’, you will understand that it’s not a compliment to be taken lightly.

Hull is a port city and a former market town – making it a special place to call home due to the vast cultural, historical, practical and natural elements found in the area. Overall, Hull ha a fascinating history and even more exciting future.

The city’s history isn’t just for academic interest either – however, you could spend a lifetime learning more about Hull’s legacy through its many museums, including the Streetlife Museum of Transport and the Hull Maritime Museum. Alongside these attractions, Hull’s rich history is something which breathes life into the city today.  The architecture from the Burton Constable Hall, Hull Minster and Hull’s Old Town all come together to provide its unique looks and culture.

Culture within the area is where the past meets the present. You can explore the vibrant collection of art galleries, from the Humber Street Gallery to the Ferens Art Gallery. Or, spend an evening being entertained at the theatre, with Hull New Theatre and Hull Truck Theatre taking centre stage. Alongside this, there is a wealth of bars, restaurants and businesses which come together to make this one of the most versatile and inspiring places to live in the north.

For many though, the jewel in the crown of Hull will be its glorious green spaces, from Pickering Park to Pearson Park, in which everyone – no matter their age, hobbies, or lifestyle – will enjoy. All that stunning scenery doesn’t mean a compromise in practicality either. This is an affordable place to live, boasting great transport links and tons of educational and professional opportunities, making it the ideal place to settle down.