High-LTV Nice Apartment for a Franco-German UK-Resident Couple
Client Profile
A Franco-German couple aged 42 and 45 residing in England. Both work for large multinationals and earn in GBP.
Situation & Challenge
The couple wished to purchase a holiday apartment in Nice for personal use and furnished short-term letting. Despite strong income, they had recently upgraded their London home and had limited cash available — so a high loan-to-value ratio was essential.
Bluesky Solution
Bluesky sourced an 85% LTV mortgage with a long 25-year amortisation, protecting cash reserves while keeping monthly repayments manageable. A fixed interest rate provided stability and predictable long-term costs.
Outcome
The clients were able to proceed with the purchase despite liquidity constraints, securing terms unavailable through standard UK or French channels.
Key Terms
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Location: Nice
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Purchase Price: €455,000
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Loan Amount: €387,000
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25-year repayment, 4.15% fixed
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85% LTV
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5% annual overpayment allowance
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