Mezzanine finance for Biggleswade developers

The Biggleswade market, in numbers we underwrite from

A mezzanine loan is a view on whether a scheme will sell at the price its appraisal claims, so every Biggleswade deal starts with the local evidence. Over the last 12 months the town recorded 374 sales at a median of £355,000, down 2.7 percent year on year. New build stock commands a premium of about 135.2 percent over existing homes on 3 new build completions, which matters directly to how we read a developer's sales assumptions.

What Biggleswade stock actually sells for

HM Land Registry price paid data, trailing 12 months, refreshed 5 July 2026.

Gap funding for Biggleswade schemes

The structure is the same one we write everywhere: your senior lender keeps first charge and funds the majority of cost, our mezzanine finance takes a second charge over the next slice, and your equity requirement falls, typically from around 35 percent of cost to 5 or 10. Terms run 6 to 36 months, pricing is indicatively from 12 percent a year, and a complete enquiry gets a term sheet inside 48 hours. Model a Biggleswade scheme with the leverage calculator, or see the wider county picture on our Bedfordshire page and the national view in the UK development pipeline tracker.