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For more information on the types of property found in Exeter, and issues encountered by customers looking to release equity from their homes, then please contact us.
Exeter is a historic city located in the county of Devon, England. The housing stock in Exeter is quite diverse, ranging from historic buildings in the city centre to modern developments on the outskirts.
Here are some key characteristics of Exeter’s housing stock and the potential challenges faced when releasing equity from properties there.
Exeter boasts a rich history, and as such, it has a significant number of historic properties, including Georgian and Victorian-era houses. These properties contribute to the city’s unique charm and character.
The outskirts of Exeter have witnessed substantial growth in new housing developments. These modern properties often come with contemporary designs and amenities, catering to the demand for new housing.
The city’s housing market includes a strong rental sector, accommodating both students and professionals who prefer renting over owning.
Due to the presence of the University of Exeter, there is a considerable market for student accommodation. This includes purpose-built student housing as well as conversions of existing properties into flats or houses for students.
Exeter offers a range of property types, including detached and semi-detached houses, apartments, terraced houses, and cottages, catering to different preferences and lifestyles.
We have experience is securing loans against a wide variety of property types in and around Exeter. For example:
If you are looking for equity release advice on property in Exeter, including if you have previously been refused a loan, then please contact us for help and advice.
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* This is an indicative figure only and the actual amount you could borrow will depend on your individual circumstances. The minimum amount you could borrow is £10,000. The maximum release amount assumes you have no secured borrowing against the property. If you have secured borrowing against the property then this must be repaid in full using the amount released (if available), by other means or a combination of the two.
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