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LIVE24SEVEN // Property & Interiors KNIGHT F R ANK – P ROP E R T Y


Knight Frank finance Trusted advice, specialist knowledge


About Harriet Wells Consultant, Knight Frank Finance LLP:


1. Your next move may not be as costly as you think With the mortgage market being the most competitive it has even been, it has never been cheaper to borrow money.


Whether you are borrowing £50,000, £500,000 and £1,000,000 mortgage interest rates are as low as 1% (subject to availability, lenders criteria and underwriting).


2. Who do you have access to? I’ve already spoken with my bank. I am a whole of the market adviser, so as well as access to the high street lenders, we also look at lenders without a high street presence, smaller building societies and over 70 worldwide private banks to ensure that we are securing the most competitive and suitable deal for you.


3. Bridging finance is too expensive. Not strictly true. Short term finance solutions can be a useful option in several situations such as; losing a buyer, finding your onward dream home before having sold your current home, or finding a property that needs a lot of work before you can move in.


Harriet prides herself on working closely with her clients from start to completion, offering a high level of service and always being readily available. At Knight Frank Finance, Harriet covers the Cheltenham, Surrey and London area ranging from country mansions, investment portfolios, bridging loans and development finance. Harriet lives in Surrey with her partner Michael and their Dalmatian, Hugo.


01242 354699 harriet.wells@knightfrankfinance.com www.knightfrankfinance.co.uk


These finance terms can be as competitive as 3% (subject to availability, lenders criteria and underwriting).


Alternatively, we can always leverage against other assets such as investment properties, cars, jewellery or even fine art.


4. Why use Knight Frank Finance? Do you charge fees? Knight Frank Finance is independent of Knight Frank and therefore I can act on your behalf regardless of you buy through. Due to our relationships with banks and the volume of business we do, we can ensure a smooth and pain-free process from start to finish. I offer a high level of service to all clients and aim to give them the support they need during this life-changing event. Buying a new home should be exciting, not daunting- I try and take the finance headache away from my clients as much as possible.


We do charge fees for our services, taking into consideration the complexity and type of case. If you would like to discuss your property finance options further, please do get in touch to arrange an initial fee-free consultation.


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