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Case study · Holiday let mortgages

£371,250 holiday let mortgage at 75% LTV for a Cornish cottage

Illustrative example based on the type of case we arrange, not a specific client.

Loan£371,250
Value£495,000 purchase price
LTV75%
TimingCompleted in 8 weeks
Case details
PropertyThree-bedroom stone cottage
LocationSt Agnes, Cornwall
ClientLondon couple buying their first holiday let, with some personal use
ProductHoliday let mortgages

The challenge

Lenders assess holiday lets on projected short-term rental income, not a standard monthly rent. The couple also wanted to use the cottage themselves for a few weeks a year.

What we did

We obtained low, mid and high season income projections from a local holiday letting agent to support the application. We chose a lender that allows limited personal use and accepts first-time holiday let owners who own their home. We also flagged changes to the tax treatment of furnished holiday lets, and they spoke to their accountant.

The outcome

The purchase completed in time for the summer season bookings.

Holiday let mortgagesMortgages for short-term and holiday lets, including furnished cottages and city serviced lets.

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Important: Most buy-to-let mortgages are not regulated by the FCA. Your property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments, and a receiver of rent may be appointed.

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