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Case study · Holiday let mortgages

£245,000 holiday let at 70% LTV in the Lake District for borrowers in their late 60s

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

Loan£245,000
Value£350,000 purchase price
LTV70%
TimingCompleted in 7 weeks
Case details
PropertyTwo-bedroom apartment
LocationWindermere, Cumbria
ClientRetired couple, aged 68 and 66, with pension and investment income
ProductHoliday let mortgages

The challenge

Many lenders set a maximum age at the end of the mortgage term, which ruled out a sensible term for this couple. Their income came from pensions and investments, not employment.

What we did

We targeted lenders with higher or no maximum age limits for buy-to-let and holiday let lending. The holiday letting projections supported most of the affordability, with pension income as backup. We discussed how the loan would be repaid, including the possible sale of the property in future.

The outcome

The couple completed on an interest-only basis with a repayment plan they were comfortable with.

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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