Mixed-use property finance introductions
Finance routes used for property combining commercial and residential space, such as shops with flats above, across the UK, with introductions to specialists who consider both elements.
At a glance
| Finance type | Mixed-use finance |
|---|---|
| Coverage | UK-wide, London-priority |
| Service | Introduction to a UK finance specialist. Bridge is not a lender. |
| Typical timeframe | Assessment takes minutes. Onward timelines are set by the specialist you speak with. |
| Advice status | Not regulated financial advice. |
Common use cases
- Buying a mixed-use building
- Refinancing a mixed-use property
- Short-term funding before refurbishment or refinance
- Converting or redeveloping mixed-use space
- Equipment for the commercial element
Who it may suit
- Investors holding commercial and residential units
- Owner-occupiers trading from the ground floor
- Developers converting or reconfiguring buildings
- Borrowers with a clear plan for each element
Availability, terms and eligibility are determined by the specialist you speak with.
Next step, start the Bridge Funding Assessment or read how Bridge Commercial Finance introductions work. You can also compare every option on the UK commercial finance solutions overview or explore Scottish commercial mortgage coverage.
Mixed-use finance options
How each funding route is typically used for mixed-use property.
This page is the broad overview. Each page below covers one specific use, location or sector on its own, so you can go straight to the one that matches your requirement.
Frequently asked
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