Best mortgage rates · Buy-to-let · July 2026

    10-year fixed buy-to-let rates, a term that barely exists.

    A decade-long BTL fix is almost unheard of in the UK market. When products appear, they’ll surface here — refreshed nightly. Until then, the alternatives below show what’s live.

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    Loan to valueLTV = loan ÷ property value. A £50k deposit on a £250k home is 80% LTV.
    No 10-year fixed buy-to-let products cleared our nightly ingest today — and this is the typical state of the market, not a temporary gap. Ten-year BTL fixes are not a mainstream UK product: lenders rarely offer them and availability has been near-zero for extended periods. This page re-ranks automatically every night and will surface any products that do appear. The alternatives below show the nearest live terms.

    Closest alternative: 2-year fixed

    Live 2-year fixed best buys at the same filters — see the full 2-year fixed table →

    LenderInitial rateMonthlyFixed untilThenProduct fee
    1
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    NatWest GroupBest rate
    3.94%£657on £200,000 int-only2 yrs6.74%£3,999Free valuationSee full deal →
    2
    H
    HSBC Bank
    4.33%£722on £200,000 int-onlyOct 20287.25%£3,999Free legalsFree valuationSee full deal →
    3
    H
    HSBC Bank
    4.34%£723on £200,000 int-onlyOct 20287.25%£3,999Free valuationSee full deal →

    Closest alternative: 5-year fixed

    Live 5-year fixed best buys at the same filters — see the full 5-year fixed table →

    LenderInitial rateMonthlyFixed untilThenProduct fee
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    N
    NatWest GroupBest rate
    4.32%£720on £200,000 int-only5 yrs6.74%£5,999Free valuationSee full deal →
    2
    H
    HSBC Bank
    4.40%£733on £200,000 int-onlyOct 20317.25%£3,999Free legalsFree valuationSee full deal →
    3
    H
    HSBC Bank
    4.48%£747on £200,000 int-onlyOct 20317.25%£3,999Free valuationSee full deal →

    Monthly payments illustrated on a £200,000 interest-only; fees not added to the loan. Rates shown are for comparison — full lender criteria apply.

    Ten-year fixed buy-to-let mortgages are not a mainstream UK product. A handful of lenders have offered them at various points, but the segment has never established itself: BTL investors typically prioritise flexibility over ultra-long certainty, and lenders are cautious about tying up capital at fixed rates for a decade on an investment asset. The result is that this bucket is empty most of the time — not because the data is absent, but because the products themselves are not being written. This page is pre-positioned so that if a lender launches a 10-year BTL fix, it lands here overnight.

    The economics of a 10-year BTL fix are also awkward. ICR assessments on a 10-year deal would logically be at or near pay rate — matching the soft-stress logic applied to 5-year fixes — but lenders’ credit and funding teams face different hedging constraints at decade-long durations. ERCs at 10 years would be correspondingly severe in the early years. For the vast majority of landlords considering long-term certainty, a 5-year fix — possibly stacked with a second 5-year term — delivers most of the same planning benefit with far more liquid exit options. The alternatives panel below surfaces those options.

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    Frequently asked questions

    How these tables work, and how to choose between the deals on them.

    01Why don’t BTL lenders offer 10-year fixed products?
    Demand is low and the hedging cost is high. Buy-to-let investors have historically preferred flexibility — the ability to refinance, sell, or restructure within a few years — and decade-long rate locks conflict with that. On the lender side, pricing a 10-year fix requires hedging interest-rate exposure over a period where funding markets are less liquid, which adds cost. The combination of low demand and pricing difficulty keeps the segment very thin.
    02Is a 10-year fix ever worth it for a landlord?
    In principle, if a landlord has a very long-term hold intention, a low LTV, and no expectation of selling or refinancing, the certainty of a decade-long fix removes rate risk entirely from cashflow modelling. In practice the ERC structure in the early years would be punishing, and the premium over a 5-year deal would need to be justified. Most advisers would model a 5-year fix renewed once rather than a single 10-year product.
    03What are the closest alternatives to a 10-year BTL fix?
    A 5-year fixed-rate product is the practical alternative for landlords who want long-term certainty. It carries the same pay-rate ICR stress advantage over shorter fixes, with more manageable ERCs and a more competitive rate. A tracker without ERC is the opposite choice — no long-term certainty but full flexibility. The alternatives panel below shows what’s live across both categories.
    04If a 10-year BTL deal does appear, what should I check?
    Rate and fee as usual, but specifically: the ERC structure across all ten years, whether the product is portable to a new investment property, and whether there’s an overpayment allowance. On a decade-long fix with a percentage-based arrangement fee, the true cost calculation needs to run all the way to exit, including any early redemption scenario that’s plausible in your investment plan.

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