Excellent service and great advice
Excellent service and great advice, very helpful arranging my latest mortgage and very happy they got me the best deal.
29 October 2022
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Company details
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We are highly experienced specialist mortgage advisers helping people achieve their property dreams.
Contact info
31-32 Southernhay East, EX1 1NX, Exeter, United Kingdom
- 01392 271391
- info@beerstone.co.uk
- beerstonemortgagecentre.co.uk
Fantastic service from start to finish.
Fantastic service from start to finish. Everything was made clear and they really took the stress out of buying my first home. Being self employed I knew that I’d struggle, but they managed to find me a great lender and got more than I originally thought I could get! Highly recommend!
21 July 2022
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