The scheme includes the refurbishment of three Grade II listed buildings.

The deal was completed at 75% loan-to-value with a 0.39% initial rate.

Development finance rose 273%, with a shift towards operational living sectors.

The future expansion will add 20 new lodges to the estate in 2026.

Housebuilding targets in Royal Tunbridge Wells have increased by 66%

The deal was structured alongside an existing land loan supporting future phases.

A majority of UK property investors plan to continue using bridging or development finance in the year ahead, according to new research from specialist lender West One Loans.

The scheme includes the full refurbishment of 18 existing apartments.

The firm will offer loans ranging from £5m to £100m to Scottish developers.

This latest deal follows Inspired Lending’s recent £2m commercial-to-HMO loan in Nottingham, which funded the purchase and full residential conversion of a vacant...