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Glenhawk

Specialist Lender
LondonEst. 2018

Glenhawk is a specialist bridging lender offering short-term property finance across England and Wales. Founded by experienced property finance professionals, they focus on delivering certainty of execution with transparent pricing and a commitment to completing deals within agreed timeframes.

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Specialist Lender

Lending Focus

Glenhawk offers mortgage products across 1 categories including Bridging.

Key Features

  • Regulated and unregulated bridging loans
  • Loans from £100k to £5m secured on residential property
  • No exit fee on standard products
  • Dedicated underwriter for each application
  • Completion certainty with clear, transparent terms

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • No exit fee on standard products — saves borrowers money at redemption
  • Transparent pricing with clear, upfront terms
  • Dedicated underwriter for every application
  • Both regulated and unregulated bridging available

Cons

  • Broker-only — not available direct to borrowers
  • Only lends in England and Wales — no Scottish coverage
  • Limited to residential security — no commercial or mixed-use

Fees & Charges

Arrangement Fee

Typically 1.5–2% of the loan amount

Valuation Fee

Varies by property value — arranged upon application

Early Repayment Charge

No exit fee on standard products

Overpayment Allowance

No restrictions — can repay at any time

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Application Process

Processing Time

2–3 weeks from application to completion

Online DIP

No — via broker or branch

Offer Valid For

4 weeks from date of offer

Lending Criteria

Maximum LTV

75%

Self-Employed Welcome

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Glenhawk charge exit fees?
No, Glenhawk does not charge exit fees on their standard bridging products, which can save borrowers significant costs at redemption.
What types of bridging loans does Glenhawk offer?
Glenhawk offers both regulated bridging (for owner-occupied property) and unregulated bridging (for investment property) from £100,000 to £5 million.
Does Glenhawk lend in Scotland?
No, Glenhawk currently only lends on properties in England and Wales.
How long does a Glenhawk bridging loan take to complete?
Glenhawk focuses on completion certainty and typically completes within 2 to 3 weeks, depending on valuation and legal turnarounds.

How to Apply

Broker Only

Glenhawk products are only available through mortgage brokers. Use our broker directory to find a broker with Glenhawk on their lender panel.

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