Mortgage Bees Limited
- First-time buyers
- Buy-to-let
- Protection insurance
Services mentioned on its website
When we checked mortgagebees.co.uk on 2026-09-13, Mortgage Bees Limited mentioned first-time buyers, buy-to-let, protection insurance. This comes from the firm's own pages, not from an assessment by us — confirm directly that it handles your situation.
Checking Mortgage Bees Limited on the FCA Register
Questions to ask Mortgage Bees Limited
- Can you recommend mortgages from the whole market, from a panel of lenders, or from a single lender?
- Do you charge a fee? If so, how much is it and when is it payable?
- What deposit will lenders realistically want for the homes I'm looking at, and which first-time buyer schemes am I eligible for?
- How will the lender's rental stress test affect what I can borrow, and have you arranged limited-company buy-to-let mortgages before?
Frequently asked questions
Is Mortgage Bees Limited authorised by the FCA?
We don't hold an FCA reference number for Mortgage Bees Limited. Search its name on the Financial Services Register before taking advice: only authorised firms and their appointed representatives may arrange regulated mortgages.
What types of mortgage does Mortgage Bees Limited mention?
On its own website, Mortgage Bees Limited mentions: First-time buyers, Buy-to-let, Protection insurance. Services change, so confirm directly that the firm handles your situation.
How do I contact Mortgage Bees Limited?
Mortgage Bees Limited's website is mortgagebees.co.uk and it lists the phone number 01422 254421.
Does Mortgage Bees Limited only work with clients in Shipley?
Its registered office is in Shipley, but many brokers advise by phone or video and take clients from further afield. Ask the firm which areas it covers.
General information, not advice. Mortgage Brokers List is a directory, not a broker, and nothing here is a recommendation. Contact details and services come from the firm's own website; its identity was matched by the Companies House number shown there. Is this your firm? See how to request a correction or removal.