Listed Building Specialists
Expert lenders for heritage and protected properties
Listed buildings come with planning restrictions that can limit alterations and affect mortgageability. These specialist lenders understand conservation requirements and have experience with heritage property transactions.
What these specialists cover:
Grade I listed (highest protection)
Grade II* listed
Grade II listed
Locally listed buildings
Conservation area properties
Specialist Lenders
| Lender | Rate From | Max LTV | Loan Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Together | 0.55% /mo | 70% | £50,000 - £5,000,000 | Most flexible on listed buildings. Will consider all grades. |
| Shawbrook | 0.52% /mo | 70% | £100,000 - £15,000,000 | Good for Grade II. Grade I considered case by case. |
| United Trust Bank | 0.50% /mo | 70% | £100,000 - £7,500,000 | Experienced with listed buildings. Heritage property experience. |
| Glenhawk | 0.55% /mo | 70% | £200,000 - £25,000,000 | Strong on larger listed properties. Country house experience. |
| MT Finance | 0.58% /mo | 70% | £100,000 - £10,000,000 | Case by case approach. Will consider renovation projects. |
Common Questions
Is it harder to get bridging on Grade I listed?
Yes, fewer lenders will consider Grade I due to severe restrictions on alterations. LTV may be lower.
Can I renovate a listed building with bridging?
Yes, but you'll need listed building consent for any works. Lenders will want to see appropriate permissions.
Do listed buildings affect exit mortgage options?
Somewhat. Most mainstream lenders accept Grade II, but Grade I and II* have fewer options.
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