Unusual property Finance

Unusual property Finance

Unusual Property Finance

At St. George Commercial Finance Brokers Ltd., we specialise in financing non-standard and unusual properties that often fall outside the criteria of high-street lenders. Whether you’re investing in an unconventional structure, unique build, or niche development, we offer tailored funding solutions to match your needs.

Unusual property types may include:

  • Barn conversions and eco-homes

  • Mixed-use or part-commercial buildings

  • Properties with agricultural ties or occupancy restrictions

  • Modular, timber-framed, or steel-structured homes

  • Lighthouses, chapels, former pubs, or schools

  • Properties with short leases or adverse planning history

We work with a panel of specialist lenders who understand the potential of these unique assets. Our brokers assess your situation carefully, prepare a robust case, and negotiate competitive rates—even for complex cases with planning or valuation challenges.

Whether you’re an investor, developer, or private client, we help make unusual property ownership a viable reality, combining expert advice with fast, efficient funding.

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What qualifies as an "unusual property"?

Unusual properties include barn conversions, eco-homes, timber or steel-frame houses, mixed-use buildings, short-lease properties, and structures with non-standard use or design (like lighthouses, churches, or pubs).

Yes. While traditional lenders may decline, we work with specialist lenders who finance non-standard builds such as modular, timber-frame, and steel-structure homes.

In most cases, yes. A clear planning status or lawful development certificate is essential for securing finance, especially for conversions or developments.

Typically, yes. Most lenders will require a 25–40% deposit, depending on the risk profile and resale value of the property.

It varies based on complexity, but we aim for quick decisions. With documents in order, approval can happen within 2–3 weeks, especially with bridging options.

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