Bordon Mortgage Broker

Mortgage Advice in Bordon

There’s a lot to consider when arranging a mortgage, particularly as your circumstances and property plans change. Kerr & Watson offers whole-of-market mortgage and protection advice for first-time buyers, home movers, existing homeowners and landlords looking to purchase or refinance rental properties.

In Bordon, Whitehill, Lindford, Headley, Greatham and the surrounding East Hampshire villages, we help customers with property purchases and remortgages. Rather than taking a one-size-fits-all approach, we look at your income, commitments and borrowing requirements to identify lenders and mortgage products that may be suitable.

Who Are Kerr & Watson?

Kerr & Watson are an independent, whole-of-market mortgage and protection brokerage, directly authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). Based in Farnborough, we provide expert mortgage advice to customers across Hampshire, Surrey, Berkshire and the surrounding areas.

Our experienced, CeMAP-qualified advisers help first-time buyers, home movers, landlords and customers with more complex borrowing requirements. As an award-winning brokerage with excellent customer reviews, we pride ourselves on providing clear advice and ongoing support.

What this means for our customers:

• Personalised mortgage advice tailored to your circumstances.
• Clear explanations of mortgage options, costs and lender requirements.
• Help with applications, paperwork and communication with lenders and solicitors.
• Regular updates throughout the mortgage process, with ongoing mortgage and protection support.

Mortgage & Protection Services

We can help with a wide range of mortgage and protection needs, including:

• Residential mortgages – First-time buyers, moving home, remortgages and complex borrowing.
• Buy-to-let mortgages – Individual landlords, limited companies, portfolios and HMOs.
• Bridging and commercial finance – Bridging loans, commercial mortgages and development finance.
• Later-life lending – Retirement interest-only mortgages and equity release.
• Protection advice – Life insurance, critical illness cover, income protection and business protection.

Buying a Property in The postcode GU35?

Bordon has seen substantial residential development in recent years as part of the wider regeneration of Whitehill & Bordon. Buyers can choose from established residential areas as well as newer developments created on and around former Ministry of Defence land.

The regeneration has also brought new community, leisure and education facilities to the area, alongside the continuing development of Bordon’s town centre.

To give an indication of the local property market, we have reviewed recent sold-price data and current property listings for Bordon.

Properties For Sale in Bordon

House Prices in Bordon

According to Rightmove sold-price data checked in September 2026, properties in Bordon had an overall average sale price of approximately £367,662 over the previous year.

Terraced properties accounted for the largest proportion of sales and sold for an average of approximately £310,366. Semi-detached properties achieved an average of around £365,488, while detached properties sold for an average of approximately £533,077.

Overall sold prices were around 5% higher than the previous year and were similar to the 2022 peak.

Why Homebuyers Choose Bordon

One of the most significant changes to Bordon in recent years has been the regeneration of the wider Whitehill & Bordon area.

Former Ministry of Defence land has been redeveloped to provide new housing, education, leisure and community facilities, while work continues on the emerging town centre. East Hampshire District Council states that the wider regeneration has already delivered around 2,400 new homes through the Defence Infrastructure Organisation and its development partners.

Oakmoor School opened in 2019 and Whitehill & Bordon Leisure Centre opened in 2020 as part of the wider regeneration programme. The town centre also includes The Shed, which provides food, leisure and community facilities.

Further development is continuing. A new Sainsbury’s foodstore is under construction as part of the town centre, with East Hampshire District Council reporting an estimated opening in spring 2027. The development is also expected to include five smaller shop units and office space.

New-Build Mortgages in Bordon

The regeneration of Whitehill & Bordon has created a significant amount of new housing, meaning new-build properties form an important part of the local property market.

Mortgages on newly built properties can involve different lender requirements from older homes. These may include lender-specific loan-to-value limits, treatment of developer incentives, valuation requirements and mortgage-offer validity periods.

Why Residents Love Living in Bordon

Bordon has several large areas of accessible green space within and around the town.

Deadwater Valley Nature Reserve covers around 38 hectares of green space along the River Deadwater. It contains a range of habitats and maintained walking routes and is managed by the Deadwater Valley Trust on behalf of Whitehill & Bordon Town Council.

Bordon Inclosure provides a network of marked walking trails, a natural play area and accessible paths. The site is designated as Suitable Alternative Natural Greenspace (SANG) and forms part of the area’s provision of recreational green space alongside new housing development.

Hogmoor Inclosure is another major local green space, with marked walking trails, a children’s play area, café and accessible route.

Bordon is also close to the countryside around Woolmer Forest and the South Downs National Park.

Bordon Town Centre and Local Amenities

Whitehill & Bordon’s regeneration is continuing to change the range of facilities available locally.

The town now has facilities including Whitehill & Bordon Leisure Centre and The Shed, while further retail and commercial development is taking place within the new town centre.

Construction of a new Sainsbury’s foodstore is progressing, with East Hampshire District Council reporting an estimated opening in spring 2027. Plans also include five smaller retail units, office space and a multi-storey car park

Commuting from Bordon

Bordon does not have its own railway station, so commuting options are primarily based around road connections and nearby rail stations.

The town has road connections towards the A3, providing access towards Guildford, Portsmouth and the wider South East.

For rail travel, nearby stations include Liphook and Haslemere. Both are on the South Western Railway route between the Portsmouth area and London Waterloo.

Education in Bordon

Bordon has a range of primary and secondary education options.

Hampshire County Council lists local schools including Bordon Infant School, Bordon Junior School, Woodlea Primary School, Weyford Nursery and Primary Academy and Oakmoor School. Hollywater School is also located in Bordon.

Oakmoor School is the main secondary school in Bordon and is located on Budds Lane.

Looking for Mortgage Advice in Bordon?

Buying a home in Bordon or thinking about changing your existing mortgage? Kerr & Watson can help with first-time purchases, moving house, remortgaging and buy-to-let investments. We also advise on specialist property finance for more complicated borrowing requirements.

Speak to our mortgage advisers about what you’re planning. We’ll review your circumstances, explain which lenders and products may be suitable and provide independent advice to help you make an informed decision.