Woking Mortgage Broker

Mortgage Advice in Woking
Buying a property or reviewing your existing mortgage in Woking? At Kerr & Watson, we help customers across Horsell, Knaphill, St John’s, West Byfleet and the surrounding Surrey areas find suitable mortgage and protection options.
Our whole-of-market advice covers first-time buyers, home movers and homeowners looking to remortgage. We also assist landlords purchasing additional buy-to-let properties or refinancing their existing portfolios. We’ll discuss your plans, consider your financial circumstances and explain which lenders may be suitable, giving you clear advice throughout the process.
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 GU21 or GU22?
Below, find links to the latest house prices in Woking and properties for sale in this area, courtesy of Rightmove.
House Prices in Woking
Woking continues to be a highly sought-after location for homebuyers, commuters and property investors, benefiting from strong transport links and a diverse housing market. Over the last year, house prices in Woking averaged approximately £540,701.
Detached properties accounted for the majority of homes sold, achieving an average sale price of around £912,297. Semi-detached properties sold for an average of £511,123, while flats achieved average sale prices of approximately £265,432.
Why Homebuyers Choose Woking
Woking is a dynamic and diverse town in Surrey that combines urban amenities with a strong sense of community and access to green spaces. Its strategic location, excellent transport links, cultural offerings, and educational opportunities make it an attractive place to live and work.
Why Residents Love Living in Woking
Woking boasts a rich history, with attractions like the iconic Basingstoke Canal and the serene Woking Park showcasing its natural beauty. Stroll through Woking’s town centre, or venture beyond its borders to discover hidden treasures like the delightful Lightwater Country Park and the tranquil ruins of Newark Priory.
Popular Areas to Buy Property in Woking
Pyrford is situated to the northeast of Woking. The village is known for its charming village green, historic church of St. Nicholas’, and the nearby Pyrford Marina on the Wey Navigation canal. Pyrford maintains a rural atmosphere with its conservation areas and numerous listed buildings.
Ripley, to the east of Woking, is a vibrant village with a high street that boasts an array of antique shops, cafes, and restaurants. Ripley has a strong sense of community and hosts a popular weekly farmers’ market and annual events like the Ripley Event and the Bonfire Night celebration.
Horsell, just north of Woking town centre, is perhaps best known for its association with H.G. Wells’ novel “The War of the Worlds,” where Horsell Common is the landing site of the Martians. Today, the village is a sought-after residential area with a bustling village centre and a large common that offers expansive space for walking and leisure activities.
Knaphill is a large village that has grown in size but still retains a sense of its own identity with a busy high street and a mix of residential properties. The village is close to the Basingstoke Canal and has easy access to the amenities of Woking.
West Byfleet is a distinct village with a strong community feel, featuring local shops, cafes, and the West Byfleet Golf Club. It has the advantage of its own train station, offering good connections to London, which makes it popular among commuters.
Chobham is known for its conservation area and the nearby Chobham Common, which is one of the largest National Nature Reserves in the southeast of England. The village centre is characterised by its traditional buildings and independent businesses.
Send, located to the west of Woking, is a quiet, residential village with a number of historical buildings, including the Send Church and the Old Send School. The Wey Navigation also runs through the village, providing scenic walks and a connection to the countryside.
Commuting
Opting for Woking as your residence ensures excellent commuting options to London, with fast and frequent train connections to London Waterloo in just around 25 minutes. For those who prefer the road, convenient access to major routes like the M25 and A3 guarantees easy travels to neighboring towns and cities.
Education
Woking takes great pride in its exceptional schools. Notably, The Winston Churchill School is renowned for its dedication to educational excellence and is complemented by strong primary and secondary schools.
Looking for Mortgage Advice in Woking?
Kerr & Watson helps customers in Woking with buying their first home, moving house, remortgaging and arranging buy-to-let finance. We also advise on specialist mortgages for more unusual properties or complex borrowing requirements.
Have a question about your mortgage options? Get in touch with our team for a chat about your plans. We’ll explain what different lenders can offer and provide independent advice to help you make an informed decision.
Your Mortgage In 3 Easy Steps…

Conversation
Send us an enquiry to arrange a call to speak to a mortgage adviser about your circumstances, borrowing requirements and property plans.
Alternatively give us a call on 01252 224620 or email us on info@kerrandwatson.co.uk.

Research
We will use the information you’ve provided to research suitable mortgage options across the market and explain our recommendation to you.
If you need an Agreement in Principle, we can also arrange this as part of the process.

Application
Once you’re ready to proceed, we will submit the full mortgage application and supporting documents to the lender.
We will liaise with the lender and its underwriters, respond to any additional requirements and keep you updated until the mortgage offer is issued and through to completion.
Testimonials

Contact Us
Free initial conversation. No obligation.
We aim to respond within a few working hours.
By submitting, you agree to be contacted about your enquiry. See our Privacy Policy.












