NNCHA·2 to 3-bedroom houses

Station Lane Old Whittington

Development

Chesterfield, S40 1TT · View on map

Station Lane Old Whittington is a new-build development by NCHA at Chesterfield S40 1TT. It has leasehold 2 to 3-bedroom houses across 4 property types, with prices from £197,500. 5 homes are currently available, each with an EV charger.

Prices from£197,500
First move-insTBC
Property types4
Homes available5
TenureLeasehold
Warranty -

Details taken from NCHA's website on 20 October 2026; not yet confirmed by NCHA.

Property types at Station Lane Old Whittington

Each type has its own floorplan and specification. Open a type to see full details and availability.

Two-bedroom end-terrace houseHouseShared ownership: from £70,350 for a 35% share (full market value £201,000).
2 bed
From£201,0002 available
Two-bedroom mid-terrace houseHouseShared ownership: from £69,125 for a 35% share (full market value £197,500).
2 bed
From£197,5001 available
Three-bedroom end-terrace houseHouseShared ownership: from £82,775 for a 35% share (full market value £236,500).
3 bed
From£236,5001 available
Three-bedroom mid-terrace houseHouseShared ownership: from £81,550 for a 35% share (full market value £233,000).
3 bed
From£233,0001 available

From NCHA

A brand new affordable housing development in Old Whittington, Chesterfield, bringing 22 high‑quality homes to the area. Six of the properties will be available for shared ownership, enabling buyers to purchase a share of a home and pay affordable rent on the remainder, with the flexibility to increase their share over time until they own the property outright.

Each home will meet EPC A standards, incorporating enhanced PV panels, upgraded insulation and modern heating controls. Every property will also benefit from its own EV charging point.

Key details

Homes on site
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Phases
1
Tenure
Leasehold
Warranty
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Heating
-
EV charging
Every home

Location

About the developer

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NCHA

Nottingham Community Housing Association (NCHA) is a charitable housing association building new homes across the East Midlands, many of them sold through shared ownership on 990-year leases. Buyers purchase a share of a new home, pay rent on the rest and can buy further shares over time.

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