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Beverley Building Society

Building Society
BeverleyEst. 1866

Beverley Building Society is a small, community-focused mutual based in the East Riding of Yorkshire, offering straightforward residential mortgage products with a personal, local approach to lending.

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About Beverley Building Society

Beverley Building Society was established in 1866 in the market town of Beverley in the East Riding of Yorkshire. For over 150 years it has served the local community, providing savings accounts and mortgage lending to people in the region. As one of the smallest building societies in the UK, Beverley retains a distinctly personal approach to customer service.

The society operates from its single branch in Beverley and focuses on residential mortgage lending within its heartland area. Beverley Building Society assesses every mortgage application individually, which can benefit borrowers whose circumstances do not fit the rigid criteria of larger lenders. The society prides itself on speaking to applicants personally rather than relying solely on automated decisions.

As a mutual, Beverley Building Society exists for the benefit of its members. It does not pay dividends to external shareholders, allowing it to offer competitive savings rates and straightforward mortgage products. The society is regulated by the FCA and PRA and is a member of the Building Societies Association.

Lending Focus

Beverley Building Society offers mortgage products across 1 categories including Residential.

Key Features

  • Individual underwriting on every mortgage application
  • Personal service from a single dedicated branch in Beverley
  • Competitive residential mortgage rates for local borrowers

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Highly personal service with face-to-face meetings available
  • Individual underwriting means flexible assessment of circumstances
  • Mutual status ensures member-focused decisions

Cons

  • Very limited geographic lending area focused on East Yorkshire
  • No buy-to-let, self-build, or specialist mortgage products
  • Single branch with no online application facility

Fees & Charges

Arrangement Fee
Varies by product; typically £300–£500
Valuation Fee
Charged at cost depending on property value
Early Repayment Charge
Applies during the initial deal period; typically 2–3%
Overpayment Allowance
Contact the society for current overpayment terms

Mortgage Rates

Rate data coming soon. View rates on Beverley Building Society

Application Process

Processing Time
2–4 weeks
Online DIP
No — via broker or branch
Offer Valid For
6 months

Lending Criteria

Maximum LTV
85%
Self-Employed Welcome

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does Beverley Building Society lend?
Beverley Building Society primarily lends on properties within the East Riding of Yorkshire and surrounding areas. Contact the society directly to confirm whether your property falls within their lending area.
Can I apply for a Beverley Building Society mortgage online?
Beverley Building Society does not currently offer online mortgage applications. You will need to visit the branch in Beverley or contact them by telephone to discuss your requirements.
Does Beverley Building Society accept self-employed applicants?
Yes, Beverley Building Society considers self-employed applicants on an individual basis. You will typically need at least two years of accounts or tax returns.
What is the maximum LTV Beverley Building Society offers?
Beverley Building Society typically offers mortgages up to 85% loan-to-value, though this may vary depending on the property and applicant circumstances.

How to Apply

Direct & broker access. Apply directly or via a broker for whole-of-market access. Find a broker

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