The funding enabled the client to refinance its original development facility while allowing time to execute a dual-track strategy of unit sales and long-term lettings.
The facility supports the acquisition of the freehold of the building, conversion and construction costs, S106 and CIL liabilities, professional fees, interest and a 4-month VAT...
Both homes are anticipated to open in early 2026 and will deliver 169 beds to an area experiencing a chronic shortfall of high-quality, new purpose-built care homes.
This latest deal follows Recognise Bank’s recent completion of a £1.6m bridging loan in Basingstoke and a £1.3m bridging loan in Liverpool’s Fabric District.
Hampshire Trust Bank’s Bridging Finance team has successfully delivered a £3.2m development exit loan to support a high-value residential scheme in York.