CASE STUDY
Henry Dannell is delighted to announce the successful completion of a £4m self-build development finance facility for a renowned property professional. This landmark deal underscores our expertise in delivering bespoke financial solutions for complex projects, even in challenging market conditions.
Our client sought to create a luxury property in a prime UK location. Traditional development finance often presents exorbitant interest rates and restrictive terms, making it challenging to secure competitive financing aligned with the project’s specific requirements.
Recognising this challenge, our team, led by Co-Founder and Specialist Debt Adviser, Geoff Garrett, collaborated closely with the client to understand their financial goals and project vision. Leveraging our extensive lender network and deep market knowledge, we devised a unique solution: a self-build mortgage with exceptional residential pricing. This innovative approach significantly reduced the overall financing costs.
Despite the project’s complexity and the client’s non-UK domiciled status, Henry Dannell successfully secured a £4m development finance facility with a competitive two-year fixed rate.
Geoff Garrett commented, “We’re thrilled to have achieved the client’s desired funding while securing a competitive interest rate. This is a remarkable outcome, as we obtained residential pricing for a self-build project in one of the UK’s most prestigious locations.”
Are you a high-net-worth individual looking to finance a property project, from development and refurbishment to self-build and beyond? Contact Henry Dannell today to discuss your financial goals and explore our tailored solutions.
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.
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