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Semi-Commercial Mortgages
We provide mortgages for the purpose of purchasing, remortgaging or capital-raising against semi-commercial properties that are rented as investments.
We lend against purchase price, open market vacant possession, or investment valuation - whichever is lowest.
We are able to lend to the following:
- Individuals / Partnerships
- UK Limited Companies
- Limited Liability Partnerships
We accept the following as security:
- Properties with both residential and commercial parts
We provide:
- Both fixed and variable rate loans
- Loan terms from 5 to 25 years
- Loans from £500,000 up to £20,000,000
- Up to 75% LTV
- Interest only, part & part and repayment options
- No compulsory insurance arrangements (fees and conditions apply)
- No requirement to transfer your business bank account
Available products
Our charges
Early repayment charges
You can pay off your mortgage early whenever you want, but you will have to pay an early repayment charge if you repay all or part of your mortgage within a specified period. Additional interest will be payable in the event of early redemption of the mortgage. Please contact Commercial Lending on 01733 372 425 to discuss what Early Repayment Charges are applicable to our products.
For a full list of our mortgage charges and a description of when these may apply, you can download our Guide to Fees and Charges.
How to apply
Existing user
If you've completed an application with us before and have access to our Broker Portal, log in to apply.
For more information, see our Broker Portal user guide.
New user
If this is your first application with us, please submit an enquiry or contact your local lending manager.
What happens next?
Meeting - Your relationship director will ask you some questions about your application and give you an idea of timescales.
Underwriter - Your relationship director will make a submission to our Customer Due Diligence and Credit teams for approval.
Mortgage offer - Once your application is approved, you'll be asked to pay a commitment fee to allow us to issue your Mortgage Offer letter, and progress your application to the legal process.