With a final Gross Development Value of £1.6m, the agreement represents 76% LTV of current and 62% LTV of final value.

The North London development comprises an end-of-terrace house being reconfigured into three self-contained apartments with the developer requiring £535,000 to redeem the existing lender, £60,000 upfront for works to begin immediately and £260,000 available in drawdowns to complete the project.

The deal was completed on Aspen’s Flat Rate at 0.87% over 12 months. Exit will be achieved through sale of the flats.

The case was expedited with the lender using their remote signing and witnessing agreements for international clients to ensure the funds were available on the exact day required.

In line with Aspen’s one-person-per-case customer service philosophy the deal was taken from start-to-finish by Underwriting Manager, Richard Tweddell.

Richard said: “This is superb conversion project and one we were excited to support. We could see that this was a good development with great potential for profit. We created a strong understanding of what was required to complete the works with the borrower and are confident of the path to success.”

Aspen Bridging’s 2025 Rate Card sees Flat Rates start from 0.79% per month and Stepped Rates from an initial 0.45% per month.

The lender’s Heavy Refurbishment Bridge product is available up to 75% LTV with rates from 0.87%, while its leading Development Exit and Refurbishment bridge has also been updated and is available at 80% LTV with rates from 0.89% and up to 75% LTV from 0.84%.

Its maximum loan size stands at £15m net as it looks to expand in the London super-prime and larger scale development exit spaces, and all products are open to UK and overseas developers and investors for projects across England and Wales.