L&G Mortgage Club unveils exclusive Harpenden holiday let

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Adviser members of Legal & General Mortgage Club can now access an exclusive holiday let product from Harpenden Building Society.

The two-year discounted mortgage has an initial rate of 2.59% with a £100 application fee, an £800 completion fee which can be added to the loan, and scaled valuation fees.

In addition, an early repayment charge of 2% applies for the two-year period.

The new product is offered up to 80% LTV on a repayment basis or 75% LTV on an interest-only deal. There are no upper age restrictions and up to four borrowers per application are accepted.

The deal can be used by borrowers who are purchasing a property as a holiday let that would have previously been labelled for Consumer Buy to Let.

The Harpenden says it takes a holistic view of an applicant’s financial profile, ensuring that they have the necessary funds to afford the mortgage and running costs for up to three months. This safeguards the customers’ ability to repay the loan, protecting against scenarios such as the unexpected absence of visitors, for instance.

Additionally, this new option has no restrictions on the location of the property, giving prospective buyers wider purchase options within England and Wales, with properties adjacent or above commercial being accepted. Gifted deposits from a family member are also accepted, and a personal usage allowance of up to 90 days has been introduced.

Danny Belton, head of lender relationships, Legal & General Mortgage Club, said: “Demand for holiday let investments is still surging and we are proud to partner with Harpenden Building Society to respond to this growing appetite in the market with our latest discounted exclusive.

“With a potential rate rise on the horizon, this exclusive offers advisers welcome access to another competitively priced product, widening the choice they can offer to borrowers looking for holiday let solutions.

“The Harpenden is a longstanding partner of Legal & General Mortgage Club, and we are pleased to be continuing to expand our offering to advisers with the building society.”

Emily Smith, head of distribution & marketing, Harpenden Building Society, said: “We are pleased to be offering this discounted, holiday let mortgage product to the broker network at Legal & General Mortgage Club. With the demand for holiday lets having increased over the last 18 months, this product offers a great rate for customers, and includes the added benefit of personal usage for 90 days.

“Additionally, at Harpenden, our mortgages continue to be individually underwritten, enabling us to grasp a customers’ specific and individual needs, however complex they may be.”

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