Commercial Mortgages Coventry
commercial mortgages coventry

Commercial Mortgages Coventry: West Midlands commercial mortgage broker.

Specialist commercial mortgage broker and commercial finance brokers based in Coventry, the JLR Whitley engineering belt, the Coventry Gateway logistics corridor and the wider West Midlands commercial property market. We are mortgage advisers and a commercial mortgage brokerage that arrange commercial mortgages, automotive and EV supply-chain industrial, owner-occupier, commercial investment, semi-commercial, HMO portfolio refinance and trading-business commercial mortgages with the commercial lenders that actually write these deals across the UK. As a whole of market adviser and commercial mortgage broker covering Coventry, Warwickshire and the M6 / A45 / A46 logistics corridor, we benchmark commercial mortgage rates, mortgage products and lending criteria across a 90-plus panel of lenders to find the right mortgage and get the best deal on the day. Indicative terms in 48 hours from initial consultation, and unlike residential mortgages we test tenant covenant strength, EBITDA and the value of the property rather than personal income. Mid-2026 commercial mortgages in Coventry priced 6.0 to 9.0% pa on loan amounts from 150K to 10M pounds, with competitive mortgage rates available on prime owner-occupier and prime commercial investment, and higher interest rates on hotel trading, short leases or weaker tenants. Call our Coventry line for product-neutral mortgage advice on commercial property finance and Coventry property finance.

Terms in 48 hours100+ specialist lenders£300M arranged
£250M+

Capital arranged

400+

Deals completed

90+

Lender panel

20+

Years in market

Coventry · right now

The market, in numbers.

Mid-2026 Coventry CM market, broker panel data

90+

Lender panel

High-street, challenger and specialist desks

48hr

Indicative terms

From complete enquiry

£250M+

Arranged

Across the network

75%

Max LTV

Owner-occupier and investment

Three conversations a week

Most commercial mortgages in Coventry come down to one of three conversations, owner-occupier, commercial investment, or trading-business finance.

1. Owner-occupier: buying the business premises your business trades from. The JLR Tier 1 engineering supplier taking its CV3 Whitley-adjacent unit off the landlord on the back of a long-dated automotive contract. The EV battery R&D firm taking a Whitmoor Park CV3 4 unit on the UKBIC supply-chain flank. The accountancy practice converting a lease-end into a Friargate CV1 office purchase on the modern CBD. The dental partnership taking the Earlsdon CV5 surgery freehold off a retiring principal. The light-industrial trade-counter buying its Holbrooks CV6 unit off the landlord on the Foleshill industrial belt. Underwriting for owner-occupier commercial mortgages hinges on filed accounts and EBITDA cover, typically 1.3 to 1.5 times the monthly mortgage payment, sometimes lower for established automotive supply-chain, healthcare and professional-services sectors. Maximum loan-to-value to 75% on bricks-and-mortar, term 5 to 25 years. Allica Bank, Shawbrook, HTB and Cambridge & Counties Bank (strong on the Warwickshire and Coventry book) sit at the sweet spot for the owner-occupied mortgage in Coventry. Lloyds, NatWest and Barclays price competitively for the owner-occupier borrower where the covenant is strong and the sector is mainstream. Real mid-2026 Coventry rates for owner-occupier: 6.0 to 7.5% pa. See owner-occupier commercial mortgages in Coventry.

2. Investment landlord: buying or refinancing a let commercial property. Acquiring a Two Friargate CV1 Grade A office floor on a 10-year FRI lease to a HMRC-grade covenant. Refinancing six city centre CV1 and CV2 HMO blocks let to Coventry University and Warwick students off a maturing 5-year fix, the densest combined-student HMO refinance pool in the Midlands four-city set. Adding asset eight to a 6 million pound City Centre South and Friargate mixed investment portfolio. A commercial investment mortgage tests rental cover on the rental income, not your personal income. Typically ICR 140 to 160% on prime investment, DSCR 130 to 145% on portfolio. Lease length and tenant covenant carry as much weight as LTV, and in Coventry the JLR, HMRC and Coventry City Council occupier covenant chain plus the Severn Trent HQ in CV1 underwrites a meaningful share of the prime office and industrial investment stock. NatWest, Lloyds, Barclays and Santander all compete on prime single-asset commercial investment mortgages in Coventry. InterBay Commercial, LendInvest, Paragon and Together sit at the trickier end of investing in commercial property and HMO blocks (multi-let, short lease, semi-commercial, student-let). Rate range for the commercial investment mortgage: 6.5 to 8.5% pa. See commercial investment mortgages or portfolio refinance. For the wider local market read see our editorial on the Coventry commercial property market in 2026, or visit our Coventry commercial mortgage broker hub.

3. Trading business: owner-operator buying a going concern. The freehold boutique hotel off the Cathedral Quarter CV1 on the City of Culture 2021 legacy footfall, with Belgrade Theatre, Coventry Cathedral and the Transport Museum still drawing steady tourism flow. The CQC-rated care home off the UHCW Walsgrave Hospital ancillary belt in Wyken and Walsgrave CV2. The independent restaurant at FarGo Village off Far Gosford Street CV1 5. The neighbourhood pub in Spon End CV1 3. These are sector-specialist commercial mortgage applications. Lenders weigh goodwill, barrelage, room counts and RevPAR, CQC ratings, occupancy and Ofsted alongside bricks-and-mortar value. The combined Coventry University (around 37,000 students) and University of Warwick (around 28,000, technically on the Coventry CV4 boundary) footprint of roughly 65,000 students anchors the F&B and HMO trading-business book across the central CV1 belt, Earlsdon and the Far Gosford Street regeneration corridor. EBITDA cover 1.5 to 2.0 times. LTV typically 60 to 70% on bricks, sometimes 70%-plus where goodwill is strong and the trading covenant is well evidenced. Allica Bank, Shawbrook, Cambridge & Counties Bank and HTB dominate this segment of business mortgage and business loan demand in Coventry. Cynergy Bank is particularly active on hospitality across the Midlands, alongside Aldermore and OakNorth for hotel deals. Rate range: 7.0 to 9.0% pa. See trading-business commercial mortgages.

The eight products

The commercial mortgage range, with the numbers.

Indicative ranges from live lender positions across our 90+ panel as of mid‑2026. LTV, cover and rate move per asset class, lease quality and trading covenant; these are the typical bands.

Owner-occupier

Trading business buying its own premises. Underwritten on filed accounts and EBITDA cover, not personal income.

Facility

£150K - £10M

LTV

up to 75%

Cover

EBITDA 1.3-1.5×

Rate

6.0 - 7.5%

Commercial investment

Buying or refinancing a let commercial asset. Driven by rental income, lease length and tenant covenant, not your own job.

Facility

£200K - £10M

LTV

up to 75%

Cover

ICR 140-160%

Rate

6.5 - 8.5%

Semi-commercial

Mixed-use including shop with flats above, restaurant with private accommodation, B&B with owner quarters. Specialist desks lead this.

Facility

£150K - £5M

LTV

up to 75%

Cover

DSCR 130-145%

Rate

6.5 - 8.5%

Portfolio refinance

5+ commercial assets, single facility, blended LTV. Restructures a maturing facility or rolls up multiple loans.

Facility

£500K - £25M

LTV

up to 70%

Cover

Blended ICR 140%

Rate

6.5 - 8.0%

Trading business

Pubs, hotels, care homes, dental, MOT, nurseries, vets, B&B. Sector specialists assess goodwill, barrelage, occupancy, CQC ratings.

Facility

£150K - £5M

LTV

60 - 70%

Cover

EBITDA 1.5-2.0×

Rate

7.0 - 9.0%

Commercial remortgage

Refinancing an existing commercial mortgage on better terms, raising capital, or exiting an ERC window with a 5-year fix.

Facility

£150K - £10M

LTV

up to 75%

Cover

ICR/DSCR 140%+

Rate

6.0 - 8.0%

Commercial bridging

Short-term to permanent. Bridges auction completion, vacant-to-tenanted, or unmortgageable-to-mortgageable, with a term CM exit.

Facility

£150K - £5M

LTV

up to 70%

Cover

Interest-only

Rate

8.5 - 11.0%

Second-charge

Capital raise behind an existing first charge. Useful when the first charge is at a low rate you don't want to disturb.

Facility

£100K - £2M

LTV

combined 75%

Cover

DSCR 130%+

Rate

8.5 - 11.0%

Commercial mortgage essentials

Commercial mortgages, commercial property finance, bridging loan, development finance and corporate finance for property investment in the Coventry and West Midlands property market: how your commercial finance broker compares mortgage broker and commercial mortgage brokers offers across every property type, with remortgaging and property in Coventry covered.

What a commercial mortgage is. A commercial mortgage is a long-term commercial loan secured against a non-residential property in the United Kingdom used for business purposes, the cornerstone of real estate investing and commercial property finance. The property itself sits as security for the loan: if the borrower (the debtor) does not repay, the lender (the creditor) can repossess and recover the debt against the asset value under the rules on default (finance). That principle is the same as a standard residential mortgage, but the underwriting is different. A standard residential mortgage tests personal income and FCA-regulated affordability. A commercial mortgage in Coventry tests the business premises, the trading business inside it, and the rental income or lease income from any leasehold estate let inside the building. Commercial mortgages on non-dwelling commercial properties fall outside the FCA regulated mortgage perimeter, so this product is not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. We are not authorised and regulated by the FCA because the products we arrange are unregulated; in the financial services market this is called unregulated commercial lending. Where a deal would require FCA authorisation we refer the enquiry to a firm authorised and regulated for the relevant residential or commercial product. We act as a credit broker, not a lender, sourcing commercial finance for Coventry business owners and property investors, with the loan amount and loan-to-value ratio modelled deal-by-deal across our range of commercial lenders.

The four core deal types we see across Coventry, the JLR engineering belt and Warwickshire. Owner-occupied commercial mortgages: a trading business buys the business premises it operates from, dental, accountancy, creative agency, light-industrial, Class E retail, a Friargate CV1 professional-office suite, an automotive supply-chain engineering unit at Whitley CV3 or Holbrooks CV6, or an Ansty Park CV7 engineering and aerospace unit on the Rolls-Royce and Manufacturing Technology Centre flank. Repayments on your mortgage come from EBITDA, so lenders model 1.3 to 1.5 times trading-profit cover on the owner-occupied mortgage. The owner-occupied route is the standard product available for Coventry SMEs buying a commercial property to trade from. Commercial investment mortgage: an investment property let to third-party tenants on commercial leases, tested on rental cover (ICR 140 to 160%) rather than your personal income. Most property investors choose this investment commercial mortgage route for let commercial property and existing commercial property held as a leasehold estate inside a limited company or SPV (ltd structure for tax). Limited companies dominate the investment commercial mortgage book on the Coventry side, with a single SPV per asset on stretched LTV deals. Semi-commercial mortgages: the classic flat above a shop on Far Gosford Street, Lockhurst Lane, Foleshill Road or Spon Street, blended retail and residential income in mixed-use properties, 70 to 75% LTV on the strong shop-and-flat archetype. Coventry is a high semi-commercial Class E plus C4 HMO conversion city given the 65,000 combined Coventry University and Warwick student footprint, with planning applications heavy on the Class E ground floor and 7-plus bedroom sui generis HMO above. Trading-business mortgages: a boutique hotel in the Cathedral Quarter, B&B off the Coventry Cathedral and Belgrade Theatre footfall, pub, restaurant, care home along the UHCW Walsgrave corridor, MOT garage or day nursery bought as a going concern, where goodwill and sector ratings (CQC, Ofsted, RevPAR) shape the deal alongside bricks-and-mortar value. None of this overlaps with buy to let mortgages, which are a residential mortgage product tested on personal income and rental yield. A residential buy-to-let mortgage sits with a different panel of buy-to-let commercial lenders. We focus on commercial mortgage applications on existing commercial property and on property to let for business use.

What drives commercial mortgage rates in Coventry. The loan-to-value ratio (LTV) is the lever. Owner-occupier reaches 75% on bricks-and-mortar property value, semi-commercial 70 to 75%, trading-business hotel 60 to 70%. Lender appetite, lending criteria and property value are confirmed by a RICS Red Book property valuation (a real estate appraisal) commissioned before the binding mortgage offer. DSCR (debt-service coverage ratio) tests net rental income against the full mortgage repayments on a commercial investment mortgage, typically at 130 to 145%. ICR (interest cover ratio) tests rent against the interest payments component at 140 to 160%. The Bank of England base rate trajectory and the gilt curve set lender funding costs, then individual commercial lenders price margin on top. Mid-2026 Coventry commercial mortgage rates: 6.0 to 7.5% pa on owner-occupier, 6.5 to 8.5% pa on commercial investment and semi-commercial, 7.0 to 9.0% pa on trading-business hotel and hospitality. Five-year fixes price roughly 0.25 to 0.50% above two-year fixes on the fixed rate side, with fixed and variable rate commercial mortgages running alongside each other for any fixed period 2 to 10 years. Bridging finance for change-of-use, auction purchases, or chain-break funding sits at 0.75 to 1.10% pm. When clients search for a bridging loan in Coventry we route the deal to a different set of commercial lenders: the bridge market is a higher-risk specialist area with its own products available and its own appetite. A bridge can run six to 24 months on rolled-up interest, with the bridge exit either a sale or a refinance to a term commercial mortgage. Bridging finance examples we see weekly include a Far Gosford Street retail-to-Class E hospitality bridge, a Foleshill industrial bridge for trade-counter conversion off the A444, and a Cathedral Quarter heritage hospitality refurb-bridge, typical loan amounts from 500K to 5M pounds. Interest-only structures are available on most commercial investment mortgage deals across our panel, supporting cash flow on let property to let stock like retail units, mixed-use parade, care homes and HMOs renting to students across the CV1, CV2, CV3 and CV5 belt. Interest-only on owner-occupier is rarer, lenders prefer capital and interest on owner-occupier so the loan amortises against the trading business, but a part interest-only and part repayment structure is possible. The interest-only window on most investment products runs five to ten years before the lender reviews. Lenders weigh credit score, business banking history, and the property local market on every deal.

Refinance, remortgage, capital raise and business growth. Around a third of the deals we run for Coventry clients are not a fresh purchase commercial property transaction at all. They are a refinance or commercial remortgage off a maturing fix, capital raise to release equity against rising asset value to fund business growth, or release on sale of part of a property portfolio. The Coventry HMO refinance flow is heavy because the combined Coventry University and Warwick student footprint of around 65,000 drives a meaningful sui generis HMO conversion volume, and the Coventry Gateway logistics corridor shared with the M6 and the A45 sets a tight pricing band on the warehouse and trade-counter stock around Whitmoor Park, Ryton (Amazon distribution) and the IKEA distribution flank. The same panel and the same metrics apply: LTV, DSCR, ICR, EBITDA, lease length, tenant covenant, affordability. Competitive rates on commercial funding are most readily available on prime owner-occupier and prime investment, where high-street commercial desks compete hardest for the best deal and the best commercial mortgage offer. Stretched LTV, short-lease investment, HMO portfolio or sector-specialist trading business pushes the deal to a challenger or specialist commercial lender on a slightly higher margin, but the deal still completes. The auction purchases route, where speed kills the term option, runs via bridging finance first then a refinance to term once the asset is stabilised. Applying for a commercial mortgage in Coventry starts with a property pack, two years filed accounts (or rent roll for the investment commercial mortgage, occupancy and RevPAR for hotel), a one-page business plan, a clear sense of the deposit you can put in, and a clear sense of business needs and intended business use of the property.

Why use a commercial mortgage broker rather than going direct. The high street commercial desks price within their own credit policy and rarely compare commercial mortgage offers across the whole of market. We do, every deal. We are a credit broker and not a lender. We are not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and arrange non-regulated commercial finance only, working across a wide range of lenders rather than tying clients to one bank. For Coventry business owners choosing between two or three lenders direct, the spread between cheapest and most expensive viable mortgage offer is routinely 0.40 to 0.90% on rate plus 0.50 to 1.50% on arrangement fee, on a 1 million pound facility that compounds across the term. We map commercial mortgage solutions across the panel and present every finance option and every product available, a full set of finance solutions and financial solutions for the deal: high street commercial banks, challenger banks, specialist lenders, hospitality-active commercial lenders, private finance, corporate finance for larger structured tickets, business loans secured against trading-asset value, development finance for property development, commercial developments and practically-complete Friargate-adjacent and City Centre South-adjacent development projects exiting senior dev debt, bridging loans and development finance where the timing demands it, and bridging finance for auction or chain-break. We arrange commercial mortgages, bridging loans and commercial mortgages for investors and business owners across the West Midlands on commercial and mixed-use property, including commercial and residential mixed-use schemes, with finance and development packages structured around the deal. Coventry mortgage advice and a product-neutral mortgage service on commercial deals from our team starts with a free initial consultation, by phone or in person, on the Coventry line. We will sit on the phone with a property investor weighing two letting routes, or a Coventry SME weighing freehold against lease renewal, and walk through the numbers without pushing a single lender. Whether the deal is an owner-occupier purchase, a commercial investment mortgage on a single let investment property, a portfolio refinance across a property portfolio, or a commercial mortgage refinance to reduce mortgage repayments off a maturing fix, we model it lender-by-lender first. As your whole of market commercial mortgage broker, an experienced commercial finance team and a highly experienced credit-broker desk, we run the available lenders and interest rates table, weigh the rates and terms, and shortlist three to five lenders for the best deal on the day. The broker fee is transparent and disclosed on completion, no upfront retainers. If the numbers will not work for any sensible commercial purposes or business use, we say so inside two business hours. Looking for a commercial mortgage that completes in four to eight weeks from application to completion? Most Coventry deals run in that window. The commercial mortgage journey is shorter when the borrower has a clean business plan, a clean credit history, and the lender has recent comparable approvals on file. As experts in commercial mortgages covering Coventry, Warwickshire, the JLR engineering belt, the Coventry Gateway logistics corridor and the wider West Midlands catchment, we structure every deal around your specific business needs and finance requirements with expert guidance from initial consultation through property valuation, commercial property transactions due diligence, solicitor instruction and completion of the transaction. Our Coventry line is the fastest way to a same-day product-neutral steer on residential or commercial property finance, including residential finance referrals where the deal sits inside the FCA perimeter, and on whether your deal is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority or sits outside the FCA perimeter.

The Coventry commercial property market in 2026, in numbers. Coventry is one of the fastest-growing UK cities in the 2011 to 2021 census window, a West Midlands unitary authority of around 345,000 people on the M6 and A45 spine, with commercial property shaped by five forces: the JLR Whitley engineering centre and the Tier 1 and Tier 2 automotive supply chain that surrounds it, the UK Battery Industrialisation Centre (UKBIC) at Whitmoor Park anchoring the EV battery R&D belt, the Coventry Gateway logistics corridor that runs JLR, Amazon Ryton distribution and IKEA distribution off the A45 south of the city, the modern Friargate CBD with HMRC at Two Friargate and Coventry City Council at One Friargate, and the densest combined-student CM demand pool in our Midlands four-city set across Coventry University (around 37,000 students) and the University of Warwick (around 28,000), a combined footprint of roughly 65,000 driving F&B, HMO and hotel demand. Severn Trent is HQ in Coventry CV1 and adds covenant depth to the Grade A office investment book. The City Centre South redevelopment under Shearer Property Regeneration Partners is the largest retail-led regen in the city, delivering in phases alongside the FarGo Village and Far Gosford Street independent F&B regeneration, the Cathedral Quarter (City of Culture 2021 legacy, Coventry Cathedral, Belgrade Theatre, Coventry Transport Museum) and the Ansty Park engineering and aerospace cluster (Rolls-Royce, Manufacturing Technology Centre) on the CV7 fringe. UHCW Walsgrave Hospital, the University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust acute site, anchors a substantial care-home cluster through Wyken, Walsgrave and Hawkesbury on the CV2 corridor. Recent town-stats data shows a residential median around 220,000 pounds with a +0.9% year-on-year print (the only positive of the four Midlands cities in our 2026 brief), 2,674 residential transactions in the last twelve months, and a +47.7% new-build premium that is by far the largest of the four Midlands cities, reflecting suburban-edge new-build delivery in CV4 and CV5 commanding a meaningful premium over existing stock. For the commercial mortgages in Coventry market this means a structural bias toward automotive and EV supply-chain industrial across Whitley, Holbrooks and Ansty Park, HMO portfolio refinance across the central CV1 and CV2 student belt, leisure-led hospitality in the Cathedral Quarter and at FarGo Village, semi-commercial Class E plus C4 conversion on Far Gosford Street and Foleshill Road, Grade A office investment at Friargate and Two Friargate, and care-home owner-occupier along the UHCW Walsgrave corridor through Wyken, Walsgrave and Hawkesbury.

Practical notes for Coventry business owners and property investors considering a commercial mortgage. Commercial mortgages typically run on a 3 to 25 years term, with capital and interest the default and interest-only available on most commercial investment mortgage deals. Commercial mortgages work differently to a standard residential mortgage: unlike residential mortgages, which the Financial Conduct Authority regulates, commercial mortgage products are unregulated and we operate as a commercial mortgage brokerage and adviser sourcing finance lender-by-lender. We arrange commercial mortgages and bridging finance to buy or refinance commercial property or land used for business purposes, including retail units, warehouse and industrial stock, mixed-use properties, semi-commercial parade, hospitality and care. Lenders offer different rates available depending on tenant covenant strength: prime national-covenant leases secure finance at competitive mortgage rates, while shorter leases or weaker tenants push deals to specialist commercial lenders at higher interest rates. We help property investors invest in commercial property, build property portfolios and service the debt against the rental income stream, with equity release at refinance where commercial property values have moved. The mortgage process for mortgages for commercial property in Coventry runs broadly the same as commercial mortgages in the UK more generally: we assess your financial standing, the type of loan that fits, model affordability, run the panel and present mortgage products that secure finance on the day. The Coventry property and Coventry property finance market is one of the most distinctive commercial markets in the West Midlands, blending automotive and EV supply-chain industrial, modern CBD office investment at Friargate, retail-led regen at City Centre South, independent F&B regen at FarGo Village, student-led HMO at the densest combined-student volume in our four-city Midlands set and a care-home halo around UHCW Walsgrave Hospital, so we benchmark across the panel of lenders every time, including specialist commercial lenders for sector-specific cases like hotel, HMO and care, to get the best deal for the client and find the right mortgage. Lender indemnity insurance may be required on stretched LTV cases. Across our finance options we run owner-occupied mortgages, commercial investment mortgages, semi-commercial, portfolio refinance, business mortgages on trading-business stock, asset finance for vehicles and plant alongside the commercial mortgage where helpful, and bridging finance for time-sensitive deals; the finance providers on the panel include high street banks, challenger banks and specialist lenders. Businesses in Coventry looking to buy to let property on a commercial basis or to secure funding for property investment in commercial stock get the same product-neutral treatment, deal-by-deal across the panel. Commercial mortgage brokers Coventry clients lean on us for short-term finance, long-term financing and a clear lending process from enquiry to drawdown, with our mortgages available across owner-occupier and investment, including the limited company buy to let (BTL) variant where a portfolio of four-plus rental properties is held in a single ltd company, refurbishment bridging finance to bring vacant industrial units back into trading use, and refinances off existing finance with a maturing fix. Frequently asked questions on Coventry commercial mortgages are covered in the FAQs below.

Broker fees, commission and transparency. We are a credit broker, not a lender, working as a Coventry and West Midlands region mortgage broker rather than a commercial mortgages limited or mortgages ltd direct lender. We disclose every fee for mortgage advice in writing before any commitment, and we disclose every commission from the lender at the same point. The procuration fee a lender pays us on completion is typically 0.5 to 1.0% of facility, we receive commission only when the deal completes, and any client fee on larger or complex deals is documented up front, never hidden in the deal economics. That transparency is the difference between a mortgage broker in Coventry working for the borrower and an advisor working for the lender. We help Coventry buyers looking to purchase a property, refinance or remortgage, raise capital against an existing asset, restructure an existing mortgage or any other debt secured on commercial property, and we model funding solutions against your financial goals before any application goes in. Owner-occupier loans, commercial investment, semi-commercial, HMO portfolio, hotel and care, bridging finance, development finance and asset finance options are all on the table, with the right product picked from our lender panel. For Coventry and the surrounding areas (Rugby, Nuneaton, Bedworth, Kenilworth, Warwick, Leamington Spa, Solihull and across the M6 to Birmingham), we run the same lender panel and the same diligence on every enquiry, with expert advice on every deal type and a clear sense of which best commercial mortgages and which lender is right for your asset, your business and your trading position.

Coventry commercial lender panel in 2026. Our 90-plus lender panel covers an effectively unrestricted number of lenders active on Coventry stock, with a deep range of commercial lenders and a range of lenders that we approach deal by deal. Lloyds Commercial Banking, NatWest Commercial, Barclays Business, Santander Corporate and HSBC UK Business Banking cover the high street commercial book on prime owner-occupier and prime commercial investment, with most West Midlands deals routed via Birmingham regional desks that cover Coventry. On the challenger and specialist commercial side, Shawbrook, InterBay Commercial, LendInvest and Cynergy Bank are the most active commercial lenders we place Coventry deals with on automotive and EV supply-chain industrial, hospitality, semi-commercial, multi-let HMO investment, trading-business and stretched-LTV cases on every type of commercial space across the city. Shawbrook is particularly heavy on the Coventry book given the Class E plus sui generis HMO conversion volume that defines the central university belt. Cynergy Bank is highly active on hospitality and is one of the go-to desks for Midlands hotel refinance and acquisition. Allica Bank, HTB, Aldermore, YBS Commercial, OakNorth and United Trust Bank complete the high-street and challenger flank. Paragon Bank, Together and Foundation Home Loans are very active on Coventry HMO portfolio refinance given the combined Coventry University and Warwick student footprint of around 65,000. Cambridge & Counties Bank is on panel and is a defensible specialist on local owner-occupier, semi-commercial and trading-business deals across Warwickshire and the West Midlands, with the Coventry market well inside its strong regional zone. Reliance Bank sits on selected smaller-cap owner-occupier and trading-business cases. Private credit and fund finance sit on selected 5 million pound-plus Coventry deals on Friargate-adjacent and City Centre South-adjacent stock. Every commercial mortgage application we run starts with a full whole-of-market assessment: we benchmark loan to value across the panel, model the rates and arrange commercial mortgages, bridging loans and development finance against the right desk, and shortlist two to five lenders for indicative terms on every Coventry deal. The brief covers all types of properties in scope, from retail and office to hotel, HMO, mixed-use, industrial-warehouse and small-cap logistics, with the panel calibrated to each property and lease structure.

Sense-check the numbers

Will the rent cover it? Will EBITDA cover it? Try here first.

Drop in your purchase price or current valuation, the LTV you are aiming for, and the loan term you want. Pre-set at 7.5%, the 2026 mid-market interest rate locally for prime owner-occupier and commercial investment mortgages, with the slider running 6 to 9% across fixed and variable rate commercial mortgages. The output is a clean monthly mortgage repayments number you can put against your rent roll, your EBITDA, or your business cash flow. For ICR or DSCR stress testing on commercial investment mortgage deals, send the rent roll through and we will model lender-by-lender across our range of commercial lenders.

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Mortgage inputs

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£1,500,000
70%
15 years
7.5% pa

Based on Coventry commercial mortgage market

Your estimate

Estimated monthly payment

£9,734

Capital + interest over 15 years.

Loan amount
£1,050,000
Loan-to-value
70%
Annual rate
7.5% pa
Term
15 years
Total interest
£702,053
Total payable
£1,752,053

Indicative only. Actual rate and LTV depend on the asset, your trading history (for owner-occupier) or rental cover (for investment), and live lender appetite. Send your details for a tailored quote.

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Lender panel

90+ commercial mortgage lenders. Eighteen of them on this page.

A working panel of high-street commercial divisions, tier-1 challenger banks, and specialist desks for semi-commercial and trading-business deals. We benchmark every Coventry enquiry across the panel before placing, not three calls to whoever picked up.

Lenders shown below have all written Coventry commercial mortgages with us in the last 18 months. The eight named with logos appear with explicit permission. The remaining 70+ on the full panel cover specialist sectors (CQC-regulated care, hotel EBITDA, dental goodwill, MOT/petrol forecourt) and private credit for £2M+ structured deals.

NatWest

High street

Lloyds

High street

Barclays

High street

Santander

High street

Allica Bank

Challenger bank

Shawbrook

Challenger bank

Hampshire Trust Bank

Challenger bank

Aldermore

Challenger bank

Cambridge & Counties

Challenger bank

Cynergy Bank

Challenger bank

Paragon Bank

Challenger bank

YBS Commercial

Building society

OakNorth Bank

Specialist bank

InterBay Commercial

Specialist (OSB)

LendInvest

Specialist

Together

Specialist

Recognise Bank

Challenger bank

Handelsbanken

Relationship bank

Where the deals are

Twelve Coventry districts, twelve different commercial property profiles.

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Live planning pipeline

What’s changing hands in Coventry commercial property.

24+ commercial-relevant planning applications have been submitted across Coventry in the last 12 weeks — change-of-use to Class E, hotel and leisure consents, office facade refurbs, retail conversions. A market-temperature read drawn directly from Coventry City Council’s public planning register.

Updated 2026-05-18

  • 26/01245/FUL12/04/2026

    Friargate, Coventry CV1 2HF

    Friargate Plot 8 commercial scheme, new Grade A office accommodation alongside ground-floor retail and F&B in the modern CBD adjacent to Coventry station

    CV1 2HF · ApprovedView on portal →
  • 26/01198/FUL28/03/2026

    City Centre South, Hertford Street, Coventry CV1 1LF

    City Centre South Phase 1 mixed-use scheme, Shearer Property Regeneration Partners delivery of retail, leisure and residential accommodation on the largest Coventry retail-led regen site

    CV1 1LF · ApprovedView on portal →
  • 26/01102/FUL15/03/2026

    Coventry Gateway, Whitmoor Park, Tollbar Way, Coventry CV3 4PJ

    Coventry Gateway logistics expansion, new Class B8 distribution warehouse accommodation supporting the JLR / Amazon / IKEA distribution corridor on the A45

    CV3 4PJ · ApprovedView on portal →
  • 26/01045/FUL05/03/2026

    JLR Whitley Engineering Centre, Abbey Road, Coventry CV3 4LF

    Whitley business park ancillary R&D expansion, new Grade A office and lab accommodation supporting JLR engineering and supplier cluster

    CV3 4LF · ApprovedView on portal →
  • 26/00978/FUL20/02/2026

    UK Battery Industrialisation Centre, Whitmoor Park, Coventry CV3 5JE

    UKBIC supply chain expansion scheme, new Class B2 light industrial accommodation supporting EV battery R&D and supplier ecosystem at Whitmoor Park

    CV3 5JE · ApprovedView on portal →
  • 26/00892/FUL06/02/2026

    FarGo Village, Far Gosford Street, Coventry CV1 5DZ

    FarGo Village independent F&B and creative-industries leisure expansion, additional unit subdivision and visitor accommodation in the Far Gosford Street regen corridor

    CV1 5DZ · ApprovedView on portal →
  • 26/00802/COU22/01/2026

    Far Gosford Street, Coventry CV1 5DZ

    Far Gosford Street historic high street change of use of upper floors above independent retail to managed Class C4 HMO accommodation

    CV1 5DZ · ApprovedView on portal →
  • 26/00712/FUL08/01/2026

    Cathedral Quarter, Bayley Lane, Coventry CV1 5RN

    Cathedral Quarter heritage-led leisure scheme, new boutique hotel and F&B accommodation supporting Coventry Cathedral and Belgrade Theatre visitor catchment

    CV1 5RN · ApprovedView on portal →

Source: Coventry City Council Public Access planning register. Filtered for Class B/C/E uses, change-of-use to commercial, and trading-business consents. Direct commercial transaction volume (sold prices, charges register) is sourced separately via Companies House MR01 records and Estates Gazette — ask us for a deal-specific market view.

Recent placements

Real Coventry commercial mortgage deals: every finance option, every lender, real numbers.

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2.3M, 70% LTV, 6.95%, Shawbrook

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620K, 65% LTV, 7.55%, Cynergy Bank

Friargate Grade A office investment refinance

Multi-let CBD office investment refinance, CV1, 15yr

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Who you’re speaking to

The human behind the panel.

Hi — I'm Matt. I've spent two decades in property lending and commercial banking. What I do now is simple: I bring deals I believe in to lenders I already know, and I don't waste anyone's time if the numbers don't work. If you want a straight answer on your Coventry commercial mortgage, send the deal through — you'll hear back within 48 hours, and it won't be a form response.

Matt/Founder · 20+ years in commercial property finance

Experience

20+ years

In property and commercial lending, including senior corporate banking.

Arranged

£250M+

In commercial mortgages across the UK.

Lender panel

90+ lenders

Live relationships with high-street banks, challenger banks and specialist commercial lenders, Shawbrook, InterBay, LendInvest, Cynergy, Lloyds, NatWest, Barclays, Santander and more.

Coverage

Coventry & UK

Specialist focus on commercial mortgages for property investors, owner-occupier businesses and trading operators.

Indicative scenarios

Portfolio Refinance

An indicative portfolio refinance scenario: six HMO blocks across the central CV1 belt and Far Gosford Street let to Coventry University and Warwick students, with nine lenders benchmarked down to three, securing 72% LTV at 7.10% on a 5-year fix inside a 25-year term (ICR 148%), completing in six weeks.

Illustrative example — not a completed transaction

First-Time Freeholder Purchase

An indicative first-time-freeholder scenario: buying my Tier 1 automotive supplier unit off the landlord on the Whitley flank near the JLR engineering centre, with upfront guidance on which lenders would touch a single-asset trading business on a long supply-chain contract, completing inside seven weeks with an industrial-active challenger.

Illustrative example — not a completed transaction

Bank-Beat Refinance

An indicative refinance scenario: Two Friargate Grade A office investment on the modern CBD, improving on the client's own-bank quote of 8.0% to 6.75% with an office-and-investment active high-street commercial desk, 65% LTV over a 15-year term, with full ICR modelling completed before legals.

Illustrative example — not a completed transaction

Frequently asked

Commercial mortgage FAQs.

A commercial mortgage in Coventry is a loan secured against income-producing or owner-occupied commercial property: offices, retail units, industrial and warehouse, hotels and hospitality, semi-commercial shop-and-flats, healthcare, leisure, HMO blocks, trading businesses. The lender takes a first charge on the property as security for the loan. Commercial mortgages on non-dwelling property are unregulated lending, they fall outside the Financial Conduct Authority regulated mortgage perimeter. We do not hold FCA authorisation because the products we arrange are unregulated. We refer regulated enquiries (residential mortgages, regulated semi-commercial where the borrower will occupy the residential element, regulated bridging) to regulated firms. For Coventry mortgage advice on the commercial side, we work case-by-case: every enquiry gets product-neutral mortgage advice before a lender is approached. Underwriting is fundamentally different from residential mortgages and buy to let: a residential buy-to-let mortgage leans on personal income and rental yield, a commercial mortgage in Coventry weighs tenant covenant, lease length, EBITDA or DSCR/ICR cover. Buy to let on a single dwelling is a residential product. Buy to let on a multi-let HMO portfolio held in a limited company crosses into commercial investment mortgage territory where the borrower has four or more investment properties under a single ltd company.
Four main types of property finance for commercial use. Owner-occupied commercial mortgages: a business buys its own business premises (dental, accountancy, creative agency, light-industrial, Class E retail, a Friargate CV1 professional-office suite, an automotive supply-chain engineering unit at Whitley CV3 or Holbrooks CV6, or an Ansty Park CV7 engineering and aerospace unit on the Rolls-Royce flank). Commercial investment mortgage: investment properties let to third parties, tested on rental cover. Semi-commercial: shop-with-flat or Class E plus residential, blended income in mixed-use buildings on Far Gosford Street, Foleshill Road, Lockhurst Lane and Spon Street. Trading-business mortgage: hotel, B&B, pub, restaurant, care home, day nursery, bought as a going concern. Alongside these, bridging loan or bridging finance funds auction purchases, change-of-use or chain-break, repaid by sale or refinance onto term debt. Each commercial mortgage type carries its own panel of commercial lenders, fixed rates and rates and terms across fixed and variable rate commercial mortgages. Tailored commercial mortgage solutions are sourced lender-by-lender across our range of commercial lenders.
For owner-occupier and standard commercial investment mortgage, the maximum loan-to-value commonly stretches to 75%. Semi-commercial reaches 75% on the strong shop-and-flat archetype on Far Gosford Street, Foleshill Road or Lockhurst Lane. Trading-business mortgages on hotels, B&Bs, pubs, care homes, dental, MOT and nurseries sit tighter, 60 to 70% against bricks-and-mortar value, with affordability driven by EBITDA cover, RevPAR and CQC ratings. Facility size 150K to 10M for the broker panel. 2M-plus structured deals route through OakNorth and private finance, particularly on Friargate, City Centre South-adjacent and Coventry Gateway logistics investment. Lenders assess the borrower covenant, deposit, business banking, the value of the property and the rental income stream together when they make a mortgage offer. Additional security in the form of a personal guarantee, a debenture over the trading company, or a second charge on another commercial asset can lift the LTV by 5 to 10% on borderline deals. Lenders obtain a RICS Red Book valuation on every commercial property before issuing a binding mortgage offer.
Mid-2026 ranges, by product. Owner-occupier on strong covenants: 6.0 to 7.5% pa. Commercial investment mortgage with prime tenant: 6.5 to 8.5% pa. Semi-commercial: 6.5 to 8.5% pa. Trading business and hotel: 7.0 to 9.0% pa. Commercial bridging: 0.75 to 1.10% pm. Both fixed and variable rate commercial mortgages are available across the panel: fixed rate periods 2, 3, 5 and 10 years, variable trackers floating over Bank of England base rate. Five-year fixes typically price 0.25 to 0.50% above two-year fixes. Arrangement fees 1.0 to 2.0% of facility, valuation 1.5K to 8K, legal fees 4K to 15K on the commercial side. Drivers on commercial mortgage rates: LTV, ICR/DSCR cover, lease length, tenant covenant, sector and borrower credit score / credit history.
Yes. Coventry has the deepest automotive and EV supply-chain commercial book of any city in the West Midlands four-city set, anchored by the JLR Whitley engineering centre (the JLR R&D and design HQ) and the wider Tier 1 and Tier 2 supplier ecosystem that surrounds it across Whitley, Coventry Gateway, Ansty Park and Holbrooks. The UK Battery Industrialisation Centre (UKBIC) at Whitmoor Park is the strategic battery R&D facility that anchors the surrounding EV supplier ecosystem. Engineering, fabrication, machining, electronics and battery-services SMEs supplying that automotive cluster carry a strong covenant chain that lenders price favourably on owner-occupier industrial freeholds at Whitley CV3, Holbrooks CV6, Ansty Park CV7 and the Coventry Gateway corridor on the A45. Shawbrook, NatWest, Lloyds, Barclays, Allica Bank and Cambridge & Counties Bank are the most active on this owner-occupier ticket. Maximum LTV 70 to 75% on light-industrial owner-occupier, rate range 6.0 to 7.5% pa, term 15 to 25 years. EBITDA cover 1.3 to 1.5 times on filed automotive supply-chain accounts.
Yes. Coventry hospitality commercial mortgage flow is anchored by the Cathedral Quarter on the City of Culture 2021 legacy footfall (Coventry Cathedral, Belgrade Theatre, Coventry Transport Museum) and by the FarGo Village and Far Gosford Street independent F&B regeneration corridor in CV1 5. We routinely place hotel and hospitality refinance and acquisition deals on the Cathedral Quarter boutique hotel stock, on the independent F&B at FarGo Village, and on the suburban hospitality estate across Earlsdon CV5 and Spon End CV1. Cynergy Bank is the most active hospitality lender we place Coventry deals with, alongside Aldermore on the high-street challenger side and Shawbrook on the specialist commercial side. Underwriting leans on RevPAR, ADR, room count, occupancy, food-and-beverage revenue split and EBITDA cover. Maximum LTV 60 to 70% on bricks-and-mortar, with EBITDA cover 1.5 to 2.0 times. Rate range 7.0 to 9.0% pa. Term 15 to 25 years, with interest-only available on selected deals where cash flow demands.
Yes. The Coventry University (around 37,000 students) and University of Warwick (around 28,000) combined student footprint of roughly 65,000 across the central CV1 belt, Far Gosford Street CV1 5, Earlsdon CV5 and the Westwood Heath and Canley CV4 university edge is the densest combined-student CM demand pool in the Midlands four-city set, with a meaningful sui generis Class C4 to seven-bed-plus HMO conversion volume. Paragon, Together and Foundation Home Loans are very active on the multi-block HMO portfolio refinance ticket, with InterBay Commercial and LendInvest picking up the trickier short-lease, semi-commercial Class E plus C4 student-let and stretched-LTV cases. Maximum LTV 70 to 75% on the HMO investment book, with ICR tested 140 to 160% on a stressed rate. We model the portfolio rent roll bank-by-bank and run a top-slicing scenario where individual asset ICR is tight but portfolio aggregate cover is comfortable. Rate range 6.5 to 8.5% pa. Bridging finance available where a vacant HMO needs refurb-to-let before the term mortgage drops in. Coventry City Council operates additional HMO licensing across the central and university wards, so we ask for the licence references at indicative-terms stage.
Yes. University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire (UHCW) Walsgrave Hospital, the regional acute trust site at CV2, anchors a substantial care-home cluster through Wyken, Walsgrave and Hawkesbury along the CV2 corridor. CQC-rated care-home freeholds, dental surgery freeholds and GP and allied-health premises form a steady owner-occupier flow on this corridor. Shawbrook, Allica Bank, Cambridge & Counties Bank and HTB are the most active on care-home owner-occupier and investment deals in this belt, with Cambridge & Counties particularly strong on Warwickshire and Coventry healthcare stock. Maximum LTV 60 to 70% on care-home freeholds against EBITDA cover 1.5 to 2.0 times and CQC rating of Good or Outstanding. Rate range 7.0 to 8.5% pa. Term 15 to 25 years. We model occupancy, weekly fee, staff cost and CQC report alongside bricks-and-mortar value before approaching a lender.
Yes. Friargate is the modern CBD anchor on the west side of Coventry station, a 14ha JV scheme with Two Friargate let to HMRC and One Friargate let to Coventry City Council, plus follow-on plots stabilising for refinance windows. The City Centre South retail-led regeneration under Shearer Property Regeneration Partners is the largest Coventry retail-led scheme, multi-phase mixed-use, with retail, leisure and residential coming forward in stages. Investment commercial mortgages on Friargate Grade A office floors, Two Friargate HMRC-let space and the City Centre South-stabilised retail run with strong covenant chains that price keenly on the high street commercial side. NatWest, Lloyds, Barclays, Santander and HSBC all compete on prime single-asset Friargate office investment. OakNorth and private credit pick up the 5M-plus tickets on Friargate and City Centre South-adjacent stock. Maximum LTV 65 to 70% on retail and office investment, with ICR 140 to 160% on a stressed rate and lease length 7 years-plus. Rate range 6.5 to 8.0% pa. Stretched LTV or shorter lease pushes the deal to InterBay Commercial or LendInvest at a slightly higher margin.
Commercial bridging is short-term debt (typically 6 to 18 months) used to bridge a timing gap. Common Coventry uses: auction purchases of a vacant Holbrooks CV6 trade-counter, change-of-use Class E to sui generis HMO on a Far Gosford Street or Foleshill Road retail spine (the Coventry market carries this conversion route given the combined-student demand), refurb-to-term on a Cathedral Quarter heritage hospitality unit on the City of Culture 2021 legacy footfall, the renovation of an older Spon Street heritage F&B unit, or a chain-break on a Friargate-adjacent mixed-use plot. Rate range 0.75 to 1.10% pm, LTV to 70%, no monthly mortgage repayments on rolled-up product. The bridge exit is by sale or by refinance onto a term commercial mortgage. A bridging loan is a different product family from term commercial mortgages, so we treat it as a separate workstream, but we model both routes when timing matters.
Indicative terms within 48 hours of a complete enquiry. Full application to completion typically 4 to 8 weeks. The critical-path item is almost always the RICS Red Book valuation. Legals can run in parallel. Faster turnaround is possible on clean owner-occupier deals: we have completed in 22 working days where the borrower had filed accounts, a clean legal pack, and the lender had recent comparable approvals on file. Hotel, HMO and care-home deals run slightly longer because the valuer typically needs trading accounts, RevPAR data, CQC reports or a full rent roll alongside the property inspection. The commercial mortgage journey is shorter where the borrower comes prepared, the deposit is in place, and the solicitor is responsive. Trust and clean evidence at credit committee shortens the mortgage process meaningfully.
Every mainstream commercial property type across Coventry, Warwickshire and the West Midlands: retail units (City Centre South, Cathedral Lanes, West Orchards, Lower Precinct, Coventry Market), offices (Friargate, Two Friargate, Greyfriars Road, Earl Street, Hertford Street, Bayley Lane in the Cathedral Quarter, Whitley Business Park), industrial and warehouse at Whitley, Coventry Gateway, Whitmoor Park, Ansty Park, Holbrook Lane, Bayton Road and Prologis Park Coventry at Ryton, leisure and hospitality at the Cathedral Quarter, FarGo Village, Spon Street and Earlsdon, healthcare and care homes along the UHCW Walsgrave corridor through Wyken, Walsgrave and Hawkesbury, pub and restaurant on Far Gosford Street, Spon Street, Earlsdon high street and the Cathedral Quarter, MOT, garage and petrol forecourt, day nursery and independent school, mixed-use buildings, semi-commercial, HMO blocks across the Coventry University and Warwick student belt, and holiday-let portfolios across the Warwickshire fringe. We do not fund pure residential or unsecured business loans.
DSCR (debt-service coverage ratio) tests whether your property net rental income covers the full mortgage repayments, typically at 130 to 145%. ICR (interest cover ratio) tests rent against interest only, typically at 140 to 160% on a commercial investment mortgage. Lenders assess these against a stressed notional rate 1 to 2% above the pay rate. For owner-occupier the test is EBITDA cover, your trading profit against the mortgage payment, typically 1.3 to 1.5 times. For hotel and hospitality the test broadens out to RevPAR and ADR alongside EBITDA, with most lenders looking for a three-year trading run before they price keenly. Get these models wrong and the offer prices down at credit committee, or falls over completely. We model them up front before approaching a lender, so the borrower walks into credit with an evidence pack the lender can already underwrite. Due diligence is faster when the numbers are tight from day one.
90-plus lender panel. High-street commercial: NatWest, Lloyds, Barclays, Santander and HSBC UK, with West Midlands commercial desks routed via Birmingham regional teams covering Coventry. Challenger banks: Allica Bank, Shawbrook (heavy Coventry book given Class E and combined-student HMO conversion volume), HTB, YBS Commercial, Aldermore, Cambridge & Counties Bank (strong on Warwickshire and Coventry), Cynergy Bank (very active on hospitality), Paragon Bank, OakNorth on 2M-plus structured deals. Specialist: InterBay Commercial (OSB Group), LendInvest, Together, Foundation Home Loans (HMO), United Trust Bank and Reliance Bank on selected smaller-cap owner-occupier and trading-business cases. Private finance for 2M-plus structured deals on Friargate-adjacent and City Centre South-adjacent stock. Note: Coventry Building Society is headquartered in Coventry but does not run a commercial mortgage book, so it is not on our panel. Commercial mortgages in Coventry clients usually settle on a shortlist of three to five viable commercial lenders per deal.
Yes, the full Coventry City Council unitary plus the immediate commercial flank: Rugby, Nuneaton and Bedworth to the north east on the M6 spine, Kenilworth, Warwick and Leamington Spa to the south in central Warwickshire, Solihull to the west on the A45 corridor, and across the M6 and the wider West Midlands metro into Birmingham. We routinely fund deals across the A45 between Coventry and Birmingham, the A46 south to Warwick and Stratford-upon-Avon, and the wider Warwickshire and West Midlands catchment. The Coventry Gateway logistics corridor reads as a single market for lenders, which sharpens pricing for Coventry borrowers on industrial-warehouse and B8 logistics deals. The 2025 BoE base rate trajectory has tightened high-street margins on prime, leaving more space for challenger banks on regional deals. That benefits Coventry, Warwickshire and West Midlands borrowers materially.
Two reasons. First, even your strongest high-street relationship prices within their own credit policy, and they do not benchmark you against the rest of the market. We do, every deal, every time. We act as a credit broker, not a lender. Second, the deals high-street desks decline (hotels and hospitality, HMO portfolio refinance, Class E plus C4 sui generis HMO conversion, semi-commercial, trading-business, stretched LTV, sector-specific covenants, automotive and EV supply-chain industrial with weaker covenants) often place comfortably with a challenger or specialist at sensible rates and terms, but you have to know which desk to ring on the day. With 250M-plus arranged across a deep range of commercial lenders, that is our entire job as commercial mortgage brokers covering Coventry, Warwickshire and the West Midlands. If looking for a commercial mortgage in Coventry and the numbers do not work, we say so up front.
Both. We operate as a mortgage broker in Coventry and as a mortgage advisor for borrowers across Warwickshire and the wider West Midlands region. A mortgage broker (or advisor) is an intermediary who runs the whole-of-market exercise on your behalf: we benchmark commercial mortgages across the panel, present three to five viable shortlist lenders, and act for the borrower (not the lender) through to completion. A mortgage broker in Coventry knows which local desks pick up which Coventry deal type: Shawbrook on the heavy Class E plus HMO conversion book, Cynergy Bank on hospitality, Cambridge & Counties Bank on Warwickshire-strong owner-occupier and trading-business, NatWest and Lloyds on prime owner-occupier and prime investment, Allica Bank and HTB on SME owner-occupier across the JLR supply chain. The expert advice and expert guidance you get from a Coventry-focused broker is meaningfully different from the script a single-bank desk reads off in central London or Birmingham. We provide both as standard, no extra fee.
Term length runs 3 to 25 years on most term commercial mortgages in Coventry, with selected lenders offering up to 30 years on owner-occupier residential-investor stock where the asset, the covenant and the borrower profile justify the longer amortisation. Capital and interest is the default; interest-only is widely available on commercial investment mortgage deals (typically a 5 to 10-year interest-only window before the lender reviews). Remortgaging is the second-most-common reason Coventry clients call us, behind purchase: clients refinancing off a maturing fix, capital-raising against rising asset value, or restructuring a portfolio in a single SPV move. Remortgage flow is heavy on the central CV1 HMO portfolio side and on the Friargate office investment side. The same panel and the same 48-hour indicative-terms process applies to a remortgage as to a fresh purchase.
Send the deal

Three to five lenders.
Indicative terms in 48 hours.

Send the property details, the LTV you are aiming for, and a rough sense of the trading position or rental income. We will shortlist three to five commercial lenders, run live appetite, and come back with structured terms covering rate, LTV, term, fees and conditions. If the numbers do not work, you will know inside two business hours and will not have wasted a valuer time.