Welcome to Lonsdale Mortgages Chippenham office

Wednesday 4 May, 2022

If you are looking for a local mortgage broker in Chippenham, call our office on 01249 651212.  

Lonsdale Mortgages Broking team - Chippenham 

Peter Doust our experienced mortgage consultant offers mortgage advice and protection planning from Lord Wilmot House, 9 Cavalier Court, Chippenham in Wiltshire.  Peter works with commercial investors who want to organise buy to let mortgages, home movers, first time buyers or anyone who is re-mortgaging.

Chippenham mortgage brokers & independent financial advisers

Peter works alongside our Lonsdale Wealth Management qualified independent financial advisers, Mark White, and Paul Jansen.  The team work together supported by administrators Amber Wootton and Chelsi Bartlett.  Peter manages our Chippenham mortgage broking office.  

Local mortgage broker 

Peter Doust, Lonsdale Mortgages broker in Chippenham, Wiltshire said: 

‘I qualified as a mortgage broker in 1996 and offer mortgage advice and protection advice in Wiltshire, Somerset, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Gloucester, Berkshire.  Many of my mortgage customers have been with me for many years as I enable them to re-mortgage by finding them the best mortgage for their personal circumstances.  I really enjoy getting to know my mortgage customers and making sure I recommend the best mortgage product with most appropriate mortgage rate.  Many customers live locally in Chippenham, Bristol, and Bath but I also have clients in Taunton, Exeter, Weston super Mare, Swindon, Gloucester, and Wales.  If you want to work with a local Wiltshire mortgage broker, I offer an initial consultation to discuss your circumstances so please call me on 01249 651212.’

In Summary...

Peter manages our Chippenham mortgage broking office.  If you want mortgage advice from a local mortgage advisor, contact Peter or complete our booking consultation form. For more information, please read Peter’s biography.

As a mortgage is secured against your home, it may be repossessed if you do not keep up the mortgage repayments.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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