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Case study · Multi-unit freehold blocks

£546,000 MUFB refinance at 70% LTV after converting a Sheffield house into five flats

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

Loan£546,000
Value£780,000 post-conversion valuation
LTV70%
TimingCompleted in 6 weeks
Case details
PropertyLarge Victorian house converted into five self-contained flats
LocationSharrow, Sheffield
ClientLimited company developer-landlord holding for long-term rental
ProductMulti-unit freehold blocks

The challenge

The conversion had been funded by a short-term loan that was nearing its end date. The client needed a long-term mortgage valued on the finished building and its rent.

What we did

We chose a multi-unit lender that lends to limited companies and accepts recently converted buildings with full sign-off. We supplied planning consent, building control certificates and signed tenancies for all five flats. The valuation reflected the rental income across the block.

The outcome

The short-term loan was repaid before its end date, and the company now holds the block on a long-term mortgage.

Multi-unit freehold block mortgagesFinance for freehold blocks of flats on one title, from small conversions to larger blocks.

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