
Holiday Let Mortgages
Finance for holiday properties
Holiday lets can generate strong seasonal income, but they need a specialist mortgage. Standard buy to let products do not allow short-term letting. We work with lenders who understand the holiday rental market and assess applications based on projected seasonal income.
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How holiday let mortgages work
A holiday let mortgage is a specialist product for properties that will be rented on a short-term basis to holidaymakers rather than on a standard assured shorthold tenancy. The property must be furnished and available for letting for a minimum number of weeks per year.
Lenders in this market assess income differently. Rather than a single annual rent figure, they look at projected weekly rates across peak, shoulder and off-peak seasons. Some lenders accept bookings evidence from platforms like Airbnb or Booking.com, while others use independent rental projections.
What qualifies as a furnished holiday let?
Rates and deposits
Holiday let mortgage rates are typically slightly higher than standard residential, reflecting the seasonal nature of the income. Expect:
- Fixed rates from around 5% upwards
- Deposits of 25% or more (75% LTV maximum)
- Interest-only and repayment options available
- Some lenders accept projected income, others need booking history
