Your Mortgage in HA9
Brent encompasses the regenerating energy of Wembley, the leafy streets of Queen's Park, and the diverse communities of Willesden and Harlesden, all anchored by strong Jubilee and Bakerloo line connectivity. We help first time buyers and diverse families get the most from Brent's excellent value-to-connectivity ratio.
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Select the option that best describes your property financing requirement. Our brokers specialise in complex London and international structures.
"Our goal is to understand your unique situation. Select a category and we'll match you with the right product and lender."
— Roger Cooper, Senior Mortgage Adviser
First Time Buyers & Diverse Families
Wembley and surrounds: zone 3 prices with zone 2 connections.
First time buyer mortgages for HA9 and NW10 buyers attracted by Wembley's regeneration, Quintain's London Designer Outlet, and Jubilee line access
Diverse income mortgage solutions for Brent's multinational community, with lenders who assess overseas income, multiple jobs, and self-employment
Shared Ownership and new build mortgage advice for Wembley Park developments where off-plan purchases require specialist staging
“Wembley Park has been transformed by Quintain's £3bn masterplan, the HA9 postcode today is fundamentally different to five years ago.”
BTL in Brent
Brent's large rental market and consistent demand from Wembley events economy, NHS workers, and Jubilee line commuters makes it an attractive BTL market. We arrange competitive landlord mortgages across the borough.
Trusted by Our Clients
Genuine reviews from our Google Business Profile
“Outstanding service, always looking for the best product for you, always there to guide you through the process. Would thoroughly recommend Mortgage International, and Roger's diligence ensures a smooth transaction.”
“I would highly recommend Roger from Mortgage International to help you with your financial needs. He helped me get the best interest rate from a leading bank.”
“Roger has been great to work with over the last few years, I got my first mortgage with him and have used him for our remortgages since. He was always quick to respond and explained everything clearly.”
Brent's housing market in 2026
The average property in Brent sold for £660,234 over the past year, broadly unchanged on the year before and close to the borough's 2023 peak of £654,026. Flats were the most commonly sold property type at £457,003 on average, with terraced houses near Queen's Park averaging £954,871 and semi-detached homes around Harlesden at £776,094.
The near £500,000 gap between Brent's flat and terraced averages, from Wembley apartments to Queen's Park houses, is one of the widest in outer London, and it's exactly this kind of spread that makes a borough-wide assumption about mortgage protection unreliable without checking the specific purchase price.
Source: HM Land Registry price-paid data, via Rightmove House Prices, period to 31 March 2026 (last updated 15 May 2026).
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Brent and Wembley mortgage specialists. First time buyer friendly, diverse income, FCA regulated.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. Mortgage International is an appointed representative of The Right Mortgage Limited, authorised and regulated by the FCA (Ref: 478810).