West One launches low-complexity bridging finance product from 0.70%
West One has launched a limited-edition bridging finance product aimed at low-complexity cases, offering rates from 0.70% on regulated first-charge residential loans between £150,000 and £1m for UK residents with clean credit profiles.
Specialist lender West One has unveiled a limited-edition bridging product designed specifically for straightforward, low-complexity cases.
Available for loan sizes between £150,000 and £1m on first-charge residential bridging loans only, the product offers rates starting from 0.70% on regulated cases and 0.75% on unregulated cases. It is not available for re-bridging cases or properties requiring work beyond light cosmetic improvements.
The product is available only for UK residents and nationals with a clean credit profile.
Tom Cantor, Co-head of Short-term Finance at West One, said: “We've built a strong reputation for delivering on complex, high-value transactions, so you can imagine what we're capable of when the deal is straightforward. With this product, we want to show brokers the outcomes that are possible when competitive rates and excellent service come together on a straightforward deal."
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