Aldermore backs £85m London residential portfolio deal

Aldermore has funded an £85m property investment deal, backing Brydell Partners' acquisition of 325 residential units across London.

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Property | Reporter
14th July 2026
Ealing - London - 005

Aldermore has provided an £85m commercial real estate facility to support Brydell Partners' acquisition of a 325-unit residential portfolio across London, reinforcing the bank's commitment to backing experienced investors delivering rental homes in areas of strong demand.

The five-year interest-only facility has enabled Brydell to acquire five residential schemes in key commuter locations, including Waltham Forest, Ealing (pictured) and Wandsworth. Aldermore committed the full loan amount upfront, giving certainty across the full term of the investment.

The portfolio spans a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, blending stabilised income-producing assets with newly built developments that offer potential for rental growth and long-term value creation.

Two of the schemes are newly built and currently in the lease-up phase, while the remaining three are stabilised and performing strongly. At the point of approval the portfolio stood at around three-quarters occupied, with leasing activity continuing and the developments projected to reach full stabilisation over the coming months.

Brydell Partners is a London-based real estate investment firm with a track record of creating value through active asset management. Since its founding in 2014, the business has invested across a range of UK real estate sectors, targeting assets where value can be driven by transforming space and service.

The deal marks a significant new relationship for Aldermore and demonstrates the bank's ability to support sophisticated sponsors on larger, complex transactions through tailored funding and a relationship-led approach.

"We worked closely with Brydell in a highly competitive environment to deliver a funding solution that met their requirements within tight timeframes," said Steve Isaacs, commercial real estate finance at Aldermore. 

"Establishing new relationships with high-calibre sponsors is a key priority for us, and this deal showcases the expertise, agility and certainty of execution that Aldermore brings to complex real estate deals. We look forward to supporting Brydell as they continue to grow and enhance their residential portfolio."

"Partnering with Brydell on this landmark transaction represents an important milestone for our commercial real estate business," added Azfar Rizvi, commercial director, commercial real estate at Aldermore. "While the market backdrop remains challenging, this deal reflects continued investor appetite for well-located rental assets in London.

"This is a high-quality portfolio of homes in areas where rental demand remains strong and reflects our continued focus on backing experienced sponsors with a clear vision and proven track record.

"At Aldermore, we pride ourselves on taking a pragmatic and relationship-led approach, structuring facilities that support both immediate acquisition and longer-term asset performance. This deal demonstrates our ability to deliver funding solutions at scale while helping our customers unlock opportunities for sustainable growth."

Christian Walters, head of investment at Brydell Partners, said the bank had shown a strong grasp of both the assets and the firm's wider investment strategy. "Aldermore demonstrated a strong understanding of both the assets and our investment strategy, working collaboratively to deliver a flexible and dependable funding solution. We're delighted to be establishing this new relationship and look forward to working together on future opportunities."

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