BFS funds £1.65m luxury residential build in Surrey

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Bridging Finance Solutions (BFS) has completed a large scale development finance deal, supporting a private luxury house build in Surrey.

The firm has lent £1.65 million to the private developer to carry out construction works. The client had already acquired the site, which included a bungalow set on 8.22 acres, in a desirable semi-rural location with planning secured to build a large detached executive home.

The client has agreed to repay the loan over 18 months with £1.2m allocated for the build and balance for costs and retained interest.

Once completed, the value of the property is expected to be in the region of £2.75 million.

John Hardman, head of dales at Bridging Finance Solutions, said: “This was a fairly straight forward development finance loan in terms of how the deal was structured. We were able to secure the funds against the value of the pre-owned land, which due to the location of the site, was of a particularly high value.

“As is the case with all of our deals, we were able to move in rapid time, agreeing terms and conditions promptly, providing funds in line with the clients pressing timescales.

“We look forward to working with the client as the project progresses, releasing funds at keys stages to support this exciting scheme.”

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