Accurate advice about equity release and later-life mortgages in York
Equity release mortgages are an increasingly popular way to release some of the value in your home in York or Heslington. Maybe you are looking to make home improvements, go travelling, or pay for care at home? Whatever your reasons for wanting to release equity, we can help you.
We are an award-winning and specialist team of equity release advisers who can search across the whole of the equity release market and research across the hundreds of products to find the right one for you.
Our equity release brokers understand that people want to make the most out of their retirement but rising living costs combined with smaller pension pots can make that hard. We will meet with you in the comfort of your home or another location and will take time to understand your needs, so we can advise you accordingly. Equity release allows you to stay in the home that you know and love and can give you more financial freedom but there are many other considerations that it is important to be aware of.
- Receive impartial equity release advice
- Unlock tax-free cash
- Deals compared from across the market
- Knowledgeable and expert advice
- Free no-obligation equity release consultations
With hundreds of Lifetime Mortgage plans available, it is essential to seek the advice of an over-55 home loans expert.
We can find the best equity release deals for you. Please call us now on 0333 000 2097.
Retirement mortgages in York: Why release equity from your property?
York is renowned for its history and architecture, York is a bustling city loved for its vibrant foodie and culture scene. Located in North Yorkshire and 25 miles to the north east of Leeds, it also has excellent transport links. It is regularly voted as one of the best places to live.
If you invested in bricks and mortar in York some time ago, you will have seen the value of your investment rocket. Property site Rightmove states that the average house price in York in 2021 was just over £307,000. The majority of property sales were terraced homes that sold for an average of just over £307,000. Semi-detached houses sold for an average of £300,000, with flats fetching over £220,000. Overall prices were up by seven per cent from 2020 and 14 per cent on the 2019 peak.
The postcode of YO1, which is York city centre has the most expensive properties, including Purey Cust, which was named as York’s most expensive street in September 2020.
To see how much money you could raise with equity release, please see our equity release calculator.