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Bridging Finance Enables Swift Country Home Purchase Without Selling Existing Property

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When the right property becomes available, acting quickly can make all the difference. In this case, we arranged short-term bridging finance to help a client secure their ideal countryside home, without needing to sell their current London property or lose access to a market-leading mortgage rate.

By structuring the deal strategically and moving at pace, we helped them retain a 1.69% fixed rate until the end of 2025, while significantly reducing the need to draw on their own funds.

Client Profile

 Profession: Chief Marketing Officer
 Residency: UK Resident
 Combined Property Value (cross-charge): £2.265M
 Loan Amount: £865,000
• Loan Type: Bridging Finance at 0.79% p/m
 LTV: 70%

Client’s Objectives

The client’s priority was to purchase a new country home quickly, without being dependent on the sale of their existing residence. They also wanted to retain their current mortgage, which was fixed at 1.69% until December 2025, and avoid tying up too much personal capital in the process.

The Challenge

Speed and precision were critical. A traditional route would have involved selling their existing home or refinancing prematurely, potentially losing access to their favourable rate. They needed a flexible funding option that could bridge the gap between properties without compromising their broader financial plans.

Our Bridging Finance Solution

The clients were referred by a professional advisory firm that had previously worked with us and trusted our expertise Referred by a trusted asset manager, the client was introduced to us specifically for our track record of delivering results on complex cases with tight timelines.

We secured bridging finance at 0.79% per month, using both the existing and new property as security. This short-term finance solution was carefully structured to:

  • Enable the client to complete on the new home without delay
  • Allow them to port the existing mortgage, keeping the 1.69% rate intact for another 18 months
  • Free up liquidity by contributing a significant portion towards the deposit

Our proactive management and close coordination across all parties ensured that the facility was completed efficiently and in full alignment with the client’s goals.

Outcome

• New countryside home secured without selling the current property
• Existing mortgage at 1.69% successfully retained
• Short-term bridging finance delivered on competitive terms
• Client preserved flexibility by using less of their own cash

Why Henry Dannell?

This case is a clear example of what makes our approach different. Where others may have struggled to deliver under pressure, we structured and completed a short-term finance solution that balanced speed, value, and long-term planning. Trusted for our service and expertise, we helped the client make a confident move without compromise.

Our Promise

If you have clients who are seeking lending or insurance solutions, our experienced team of specialist advisers is here to help. We facilitate tailored solutions to meet the unique needs of your clients. 

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Completed by
Jamie Ewan | Specialist Lending Adviser

 

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This is a case study and not indicative of typical results. Past performance is not necessarily representative of future results. This information is for general purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Please seek professional advice before making any financial decisions.
Please note: a mortgage is secured against your home or property. Your home or property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage or any other debt secured on it. Please also note: The Financial Conduct Authority does not regulate most forms of buy to let mortgage.

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