Buckinghamshire BS enters holiday let market
Buckinghamshire Building Society has launched a new holiday let mortgage product.
"We are delighted to further expand our product portfolio and we are confident this offering will be popular for landlords with properties throughout the country"
The Society says its lending option is specifically targeted at borrowers with properties in coastal and national park areas.
Recent research from Moneyfacts found that holiday let product choice has trebled since 2020, with more than 200 deals available in the market.
Claire Askham, head of mortgage sales at Buckinghamshire Building Society, said: "As a Society we love identifying market trends and responding to them with competitive products and this is no exception – we are delighted to further expand our product portfolio and we are confident this offering will be popular for landlords with properties throughout the country both along the UK’s impressive coastline and within its most treasured rural national park areas.
"This product aims to celebrate the very best of British holidays – a chance for people to enjoy a change of scenery and unwind."
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