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Mayfair Mortgage Broker - Specialist High Net Worth Mortgages

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Page updated 02/02/2024

Are you looking for a larger mortgage through a high-street lender or a private bank with a best-buy rate? Trinity Financial can help clients directly or when they come to us through our employee benefit schemes.

Even though we are now situated in St James's after moving offices, we are still close to Mayfair, Central London. Trinity Financial provides financial advice tailored to your needs. We will search the mortgage market for the best deal to suit your circumstances. Our brokers have a wealth of experience arranging mortgages in London's prime postcodes.

Whether you are a first-time buyer, an international buyer, a professional buy-to-let investor looking to build a property portfolio, or seeking funds for a multi-million-pound property, you will benefit from our expert knowledge and professional service. You can be assured that with our wealth of experience, your mortgage application will be in safe hands.

Mortgages available between £500,000 and £10 million

Trinity Financial has access to large mortgage loan specialists at the mainstream banks, and they are offering fixed and tracker rates for mortgages between £500,000 million and £10 million.

Aaron Strutt, product director at Trinity Financial, says: "Recent figures from Foxtons show the average property value in Mayfair is nearly £2.5 million with the typical house price at just over £9 million. 

"There has been an increase in wealthy American and Middle Eastern buyers driving a super-prime property boom in Mayfair with more homes being sold for more than £10 million this year than in 2022, according to reports."

What has happened to £1 million mortgage rates?

Despite the Bank of England base rate being 5.25%, a range of mortgage lenders offer £1 million+ mortgages priced around 4%, providing borrowers have larger deposits. Private banks have also lowered their rates recently. 

Just after Christmas, Halifax improved its fixed-rate mortgages following a reduction in funding costs; this led to most banks and building societies lowering their rates. Mortgage pricing is likely to fluctuate as funding costs move and lenders pay back funds borrowed through government lending schemes.

 

Call Trinity Financial on 020 7016 0790 to secure a high-net-worth or private bank mortgage, or send an enquiry.

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