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Mixed Use Bridging

Buying or refinancing a property that combines both residential and commercial space – like a shop with flats above, can be exciting, but it also comes with extra layers of complexity. A mixed use bridging loan is a short-term finance option designed to give you the speed and flexibility you need to make the most of your property plans.

Whether you’re purchasing, releasing equity, refurbishing, or securing funds while arranging longer-term finance, our mixed use bridging loans are built to deliver quick access to capital with clear and transparent terms.

From 0.75% per month

LTV: Up to 70%

Minimum loan size: £250,000

Maximum loan size: £5,000,000

Term: 3–24 months

Locations: England, Wales, and Scotland

Interest: Retained or serviced

Security: 1st charge only

  • Who’s it for?

  • Application process

What you can expect from us

Understanding complex deals

Understanding complex deals

Our expertise in mixed-use assets means we can navigate the challenges of combined residential and commercial lending with confidence and speed.
Lending with logic

Lending with logic

Every deal is assessed on its merits, with experienced underwriters applying real-world insight to get your client’s project moving.

Some useful things to know

  • What is a mixed-use property?

    A mixed use property is one that combines residential and commercial space under one ownership – for example, a retail shop with flats above, or an office building with apartments.

  • How is a bridging loan different from a standard mortgage?

    A bridging loan is short-term finance, designed to “bridge the gap” until you arrange long-term funding or sell the property. Standard mortgages are long-term and can take longer to arrange. A bridging loan gives you speed and flexibility.

  • How quickly can I get the funds?

    Every case is different, but we can issue terms within hours and often complete within days if everything is in place.

  • What happens at the end of the bridging loan?

    You’ll either refinance onto a longer-term mortgage, sell the property, or repay from another source of funds. We’ll discuss your planned “exit strategy” upfront to make sure it’s realistic.

  • Can I use this loan if the property is currently empty?

    Yes, vacant or part-vacant properties can be considered. The valuer’s report will take into account the property’s potential income once occupied.