Stoke on Trent: Affordable Homes for First Time Buyers Under £90000

Stoke-on-Trent is pretty good for first-time buyers. A study looked at housing costs across the UK. They checked average prices, salaries, and deposits. It turns out Stoke is ninth most affordable, based on how fast you could pay off a mortgage.

Paying a mortgage in Stoke needs around 4.94 times your salary if you are single. For couples, it is only about 2.47 times their joint income.

London is much worse; prices there need nearly 17 times a single salary. For couples in London, it is still over eight times. Some commuter towns are also expensive; you might need twelve times your salary there.

Saving a bigger deposit could help. Planning ahead always makes sense for buyers. Remember, many housing options exist.

A house on Oldfield Street in Fenton costs over £75,000. It has two bedrooms and a small backyard. A terraced house on Rutland Street, Hanley, costs £80,000 and also has two bedrooms.

Another home on Carron Street in Fenton costs over £80,000. It’s a two-bedroom house needing some updates. A two-bedroom house is for sale on Smith Child Street, Tunstall for around £80,000 and needs some modernizing.

A two-bedroom house on Harcourt Street, Shelton, is nearly £90,000. It has a yard and double glazing.