Market Harborough enhances holiday let range with lower rates and higher loan sizes
The Society has increased its maximum loan size to £3m across the range.
Market Harborough Building Society has enhanced its holiday let mortgage range, including for high net worth borrowers, reducing rates up to 0.60% and making further enhancements.
From today, the Society’s fixed and variable holiday let rates, including no fee options, have reduced by 0.50% at tiers 1 and 2 and by 0.60% at tier 3.
Its holiday let rates now start from 6.44% fixed and 5.70% discounted for tier one cases with a £995 product fee.
At the same time, the specialist lender has increased its maximum loan size to £3m on holiday let and now accepts more scenarios on its lower-priced tier 2 products, including two letting units on one title.
This news follows last week’s announcement that Market Harborough cut fixed rates across its residential and let solutions, alongside launching a 'Discount Now, Fix Later' option.
Market Harborough’s head of mortgage distribution, Iain Smith, said: “We’re always listening to broker feedback and have built real momentum in 2026 with a series of changes designed to make our mortgage solutions up to £5m even more accessible.
"Today’s enhancements to our holiday let range are another example of that – reducing rates further, increasing choice with a higher maximum loan size and adjusting our criteria, all to make it even easier to say yes to complex cases. It’s part of our commitment to being an easy, supportive and solutions focused partner for our brokers and their clients.”
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