Ever dreamed of living in the City of Dreaming Spires? With its impeccable history stretching straight back through culture, literature, academia, and architecture, Oxford is a city that will likely never lose its appeal.
Famous for its wold-class university, Oxford is a University city located 56 miles Northwest of London and 64 miles from Birmingham. It is often called The City of Dreaming Spires due to its famous University buildings, and the beautiful architecture of these buildings certainly adds a historic elegance to the city.
For over 800 years, Oxford has been a home to royalty and scholars and since the 9th Century, but the city has is home to plenty of other industries too, including motor manufacturing, education, publishing, information technology and science.
How we can help
Financing your first home in Oxford
It can’t be denied that Oxford is a costly place to call home in England, coming in second after London.
Oxford also has a number of different neighbourhoods, all of which offer a different vibe. You may hear the phrase “gowns versus towns” to describe the many differences that can exist between the academic and resident communities!
If you’re a first time buyer who’s completely unfamiliar with the home buying process, we’ll help you from the initial application stage right on through to completion. We’ll work with estate agents, solicitors and surveyors on your behalf, making the process as smooth as possible while saving you time and money.
Moving home
Are you a homeowner looking to take the next step on the ladder in Oxford? Oxford’s historic charm, stunning architecture, and cultural attractions make it a delightful place to call home.
Equipped with years of experience, we’ll work tirelessly to find the right mortgage deal for your new property. We’ll also do all the complicated sums on your behalf to determine how best to switch from your existing mortgage to the new one.
We often hear from home movers who are struggling to obtain a new mortgage because their circumstances have changed since their application was approved on their current deal. Whether your income has fallen, your expenses have increased, or you’ve become self-employed, we’ll point you in the direction of the lenders most likely to approve your application.
Investing in property in Oxford
From accidental landlords to seasoned investors, we’ve helped hundreds of people secure buy-to-let mortgages on investment properties. If you’d like help finding the perfect deal and keep your expenses low, please get in touch with our team of talented mortgage brokers in Oxford.
Remortgaging in Oxford
More and more homeowners are recognising the benefits of remortgaging. It may be that you’re looking to remortgage in favour of a better deal, or it might be that you want to free up cash that can be spent on large life milestones such as weddings, holidays or university costs.
If you’re a homeowner in Oxford and thinking about remortgaging for any reason, we can help.
Remortgaging allows you to switch to a different mortgage provider or product. If you’ve been with the same mortgage lender for some time, there’s a chance that you may be paying more than you need to for your home loan. By speaking to an independent mortgage expert before remortgaging your home, you can choose from a wide selection of products with as little effort as possible. We have experienced, professional mortgage experts based in Oxford, who can guide you through the whole process and help you select the best deal for you.
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Whitney & Marley
Hello Neil, Thank you so much. We are so excited for this next chapter. Thank you for the amazing service, we are over the moon. Your help and guidance has been very much appreciated. Wishing you a lovely weekend! Whitney & Marly
16.09.2024
Stuart Hill
Needed to remortgage but had a help to buy partner to sort too. Struggled to find anyone to help then we were put in touch with Taylormade What a godsend they knew exactly what we were trying to achieve and they helped fantastically. Mark paid us a initial visit very friendly, knowlegeable and explained everything so simply that it put our minds at ease immediately. Fantastic support all the way to redemption value constant communication and further visits we could not fault them at all. Cannot recommend highly enough.
11.06.2024
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