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Independent, fee free mortgage advisors in Wrexham

When looking for a mortgage solution in Wrexham, it’s important that you have the confidence you’ve made the right decision in getting the best possible rate and product for your needs. With access to independent advice our brokers can explore the whole of the marketplace on your behalf to enable you to secure the best possible deal without the need to spend potentially £100s on unnecessary broker related fees. 

Absolutely no broker fees

Getting the right advice for your mortgage in Wrexham can at times prove stressful enough without the added financial burden of having to pay for it. Fee-free brokers offer mortgage advice without charging clients directly as, like all brokers, are paid a commission from lenders when your mortgage completes. This arrangement enables you to access professional advice and recommendation without any cost commitment with your mortgage adviser. At Chesterton Grant Mortgages, you can be assured that our entire mortgage advice service will cost you nothing.

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Re-mortgage – a win-win opportunity 

Remortgaging in Wrexham or any other location can be used to obtain a better deal, or simply a way of releasing some of the equity held in your property. You can potentially secure an offer up to 6 months before your current mortgage deal comes to an end, although nearer the time of completion (up to1 month before) should market conditions have changed in your favour, we will again advise you of your best options.

Access to whole of market for competitive deals

With the ability to access the whole of market, your mortgage advisor can find the most suitable mortgage deal that meets with your current needs and circumstances from the hundreds of possible options available in the marketplace. You can be confident that from the wide choice on offer in the marketplace, your mortgage deal is the most suitable and cost-effective solution for your unique situation. 

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Fully independent mortgage advice in Wrexham

When a mortgage advisor has no affiliations to any specific lenders, prioritising your interests can be put first. You advisor can find you the best mortgage options to meet your current needs & circumstances. When a Mortgage Advisor is tied to a specific pool of lenders, it can restrict which mortgage products they offer you as they have a limited market to choose from. 

Your mortgage

The team at Chesterton Grant can help source a wide range of mortgages:

        1.  Residential Mortgages in Wrexham

        2.  Remortgages in Wrexham

        3.  First Time Buyers in Wrexham

        4.  Home Movers in Wrexham

        5.  Employed or Self Employed

        6.  Help to Buy/ New Build in Wrexham

        7.  Buy to Let  in Wrexham

        8.  Second Charge Loans in Wrexham

        9.  And more……


‘As a mortgage is secured against your home or property, it could be repossessed if you do not keep up the mortgage repayments’


‘Some types of buy to let mortgages are not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority’

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  • What are the benefits of using a broker who can access whole of market when getting a mortgage

    Using a broker with access to the whole market offers numerous advantages when securing a mortgage. Brokers can provide impartial advice, ensuring you find the most suitable deal tailored to your unique financial circumstances. With access to a wide range of lenders and products they can offer more options than traditional banks, potentially leading to better terms and lower rates. Additionally, brokers can navigate complex mortgage processes, saving you time and hassle while guiding you through every step of the journey to homeownership. Ultimately, working with a broker who has access to the whole marketplace can increase your chances of finding the most suitable  mortgage solution to meet your needs and circumstances.

  • What does being ‘independent’ actually mean?

    Being an independent mortgage broker means not being tied to any specific lender or financial institution. Instead, independent brokers have the freedom to search the whole of the market for potential mortgage products, ensuring that clients receive impartial advice and access to a wide range of options. This independence allows brokers to prioritise the client's best interests, offering tailored solutions that meet their unique needs and financial goals. By remaining unbiased and transparent, independent brokers provide clients with peace of mind, knowing they are receiving unbiased guidance to secure the most suitable mortgage deal available.

  • How is it possible to get fee-free mortgage advice?

    Fee-free mortgage advice is possible when working with brokers who only earn commission from lenders rather than those that earn a combination of both commission from the lenders and who charge clients directly. These brokers, often termed as "fee-free" or "commission-based," offer their expertise without additional advice costs being levied on to the borrower. 

    By leveraging their relationships with lenders, they can secure competitive deals while ensuring clients receive unbiased guidance and advice tailored to their needs. This approach allows borrowers to access professional mortgage advice without worrying about additional advice fees adding to the overall cost.

Navigating a complex financial landscape

In the face of currently escalating living costs and interest rates, Chesterton Grant Mortgage can help you navigate the complex financial landscape. Our mortgage team can both research and identify tailored solutions to help alleviate your stress without compromise. With careful analysis and a holistic approach, our advisors help facilitate a smoother path towards obtaining a mortgage.

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  • About Wrexham

    Wrexham: A Historic Welsh Town with a Modern Spirit

    Nestled in the rolling hills of North Wales, Wrexham boasts a rich history, a vibrant culture, and a warm Welsh welcome. As the largest town in North Wales, Wrexham offers a unique blend of urban energy and rural charm, making it a captivating destination for travellers of all interests.


    A Journey Through Time

    Wrexham's story stretches back centuries. Archaeological evidence suggests settlements in the area date back to the Bronze Age. However, the town's true rise began with the Romans, who established a fort named "Caer Wrecksam" around 75 AD. This fort played a crucial role in guarding the Roman frontier in Wales. After the Roman withdrawal, Wrexham continued to develop as an important trading centre, thanks to its strategic location on the River Dee.

    The town prospered further during the Industrial Revolution, becoming a centre for coal mining, iron production, and leather goods. This industrial heritage is still evident in some of Wrexham's architecture, particularly the grand Victorian buildings lining the central streets.


    Exploring Wrexham's Treasures

    Wrexham offers a delightful mix of historical landmarks and modern attractions. No visit is complete without exploring the magnificent St Giles Church, one of the "Seven Wonders of Wales." This beautiful Gothic structure boasts stunning stained-glass windows and is the final resting place of Elihu Yale, the namesake of Yale University.

    History buffs will be enthralled by Erddig Hall, a National Trust property showcasing the life of a wealthy Victorian family. This grand country house offers a glimpse into the past with its period furniture, sprawling gardens, and working farm.

    For a dose of contemporary culture, head to Xplore! Science Discovery Centre. This interactive museum is a haven for curious minds of all ages, offering exciting exhibits on science, technology, and the natural world.


    A Sporting Legacy

    Wrexham is a true footballing stronghold. Wrexham AFC, founded in 1864, is the oldest professional football club in Wales and the third oldest in the world. The Racecourse Ground, their home stadium, holds the distinction of being the world's oldest international stadium still hosting international games. Watching a match at the Racecourse Ground is an electrifying experience, offering a chance to immerse yourself in the town's passionate football culture.


    Beyond the Town Centre

    Wrexham's charm extends beyond the town centre. Venture out to explore the beautiful surrounding countryside, with its rolling hills, picturesque villages, and hidden beauty spots. Take a scenic hike in the Clwydian Range and Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, or enjoy a relaxing stroll along the banks of the River Dee.

    For a touch of adventure, head to the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This magnificent feat of engineering, designed by Thomas Telford, carries the Llangollen Canal over the River Dee. Take a canal boat trip and marvel at the breathtaking views of the surrounding valley.


    A Celebration of Welsh Culture

    Wrexham proudly embraces its Welsh heritage. The melodious sounds of the Welsh language can be heard throughout the town, and Welsh traditions are kept alive through local festivals and events. Immerse yourself in the vibrant National Eisteddfod of Wales, a celebration of Welsh language and culture, held in Wrexham every few years.


    A Foodie's Paradise

    Wrexham caters to all palates, from traditional Welsh pub fare to international cuisine. Sample local delicacies like cawl (a hearty lamb stew), bara brith (a fruit speckled tea bread), or Welsh cakes (flat griddle cakes). Don't miss out on a pint of real ale in a cosy pub, a quintessential part of the Welsh pub experience.


    A Welcoming Destination

    Wrexham is renowned for its friendly and welcoming atmosphere. The locals are known for their warmth and hospitality, ensuring you feel right at home during your visit. Whether you strike up a conversation with a shopkeeper or chat with fellow pub patrons, you'll be met with a genuine smile and a friendly word.


    A Town on the Rise

    Wrexham is a town on the rise. With recent high-profile investment and a renewed sense of optimism, the town is experiencing a period of regeneration. New businesses are opening, and there's a buzz of excitement in the air.

    Planning Your Trip to Wrexham

    Wrexham offers a variety of accommodation options, from cosy B&Bs to modern hotels. Getting to Wrexham is easy, with good transport links by road and rail. The town is well-connected to major cities in the UK, making it an ideal base for exploring North Wales.


    More Than Just a Town

    Wrexham is more than just a town; it's a place where history, culture, and nature come together to create a truly special experience. Here are some additional details to help you plan your trip:


    Festivals and Events:

    • Wrexham Food and Drink Festival: Held annually, this festival celebrates the best of local produce and Welsh cuisine.

    • International Street Performers Festival: This lively festival brings together street performers from around the world, filling the town centre with music, laughter, and acrobatics.

    • Glyndŵr University International Music Festival: This prestigious festival showcases classical music performances by talented musicians from Wales and beyond.


    Hidden Gems:

    • Chirk Castle: This impressive 13th-century castle offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside and a fascinating glimpse into medieval life.

    • National Trust Ty Mawr Wythiam: This beautiful 16th-century farmhouse offers a glimpse into the lives of a prosperous yeoman farmer family.

    • Colección SOLO: Housed in a former chapel, this contemporary art gallery showcases a diverse collection of works by Welsh and international artists.

    Family Fun:

    • Wrexham Glyndŵr University Zoo: Home to a variety of animals from around the world, this zoo is a great place for a fun-filled family day out.

    • Plas Cadnant Hidden Gardens: Explore these enchanting gardens filled with vibrant flowers, tranquil ponds, and hidden surprises.

    • Hollywood Bowl Wrexham: Enjoy a classic game of bowling or some arcade fun at this family entertainment centre.

    Shopping:

    • Eagles Meadow Shopping Centre: This modern shopping centre offers a wide range of high-street stores, cafes, and restaurants.

    • Central Arcade: Step back in time and explore this charming Victorian arcade filled with independent shops and cafes.

    • Wrexham Indoor Market: Browse a variety of stalls selling everything from fresh produce and local crafts to clothing and souvenirs.


    Nightlife:

    Wrexham offers a lively nightlife scene, with something to suit all tastes. Enjoy live music at a traditional pub, try your luck at a casino, or dance the night away at a nightclub.


    Sustainable Travel:

    Wrexham is committed to sustainability. Explore the town on foot or by bike, or take advantage of the excellent public transport network. Local companies offer walking tours and bike rentals, allowing you to explore the town and surrounding area in an eco-friendly way.




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