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Mortgage valuations

Valuation fee scale

Your property may be repossessed if you don't keep up repayments on your mortgage.

Our valuation fee depends on the property value. Please note that mortgage valuation fees are non-refundable, even if the application does not proceed.

Property value up to

Standard Valuation Fee

Standard Valuation Fee (HMO/MUFB)

£200,000 £130 £525
£250,000 £180 £550
£300,000 £200 £600
£350,000 £240 £675
£400,000 £250 £700
£450,000 £275 £725
£500,000 £300 £775
£600,000 £345 £825
£700,000 £420 £925
£750,000 £420 £1000
£1,000,000 £550 £1250
£1,250,000 £755 £1650
£1,500,000 £875 £2000
£1,750,000 £995 £2300
£2,000,000 £1,200 £2600
£3,000,000 £1,400 £3300
£4,000,000 £1,810 £3600
£5,000,000 £2,220 £4500
£6,000,000 £3,720 £5250
£7,000,000 £4,440 £6250
£8,000,000 £5,070 £6750
£9,000,000 £5,695 £7500
£10,000,000 £6,320 £7750
Over £10,000,000 POA POA

Standard valuation

As part of a mortgage application, we will arrange a standard valuation.

The valuation is only for Metro Bank’s use. We use it to help us decide whether we can accept your mortgage application, and how much we can lend.

This valuation is completed either:

  • by a qualified surveyor in person or remotely (digital), or
  • by using an automated valuation model (AVM).

Copies will not be provided to you or anyone else.

Name of charge What this charge is for How much is the charge?
Re-inspection fee If your mortgage is released in stages or you’re using it to renovate your home, this covers the new valuation we need to do after the work’s carried out. £50 £250 (HMO/MUFB)
Re-valuation fee This is charged if the valuation completed on the property has expired and a further valuation is required to extend the mortgage offer. £80 Standard Valuation Fee (HMO/MUFB)

This information is also available in the Mortgage Tariff (PDF).

Property surveys

A property survey is different to a standard valuation. Whilst a standard valuation helps the Bank understand the value of the property, it does not provide detailed analysis of the condition of the property.

A property survey is optional, and you will need to arrange and pay for it.

There are different levels of property survey available at a various price points, and there may be varied approaches depending where in the UK the property and surveyor are based.

The three types of property survey available are:

  • Condition Report Level 1 – the most basic type of survey. For conventional and newer properties, this assesses the condition of key parts of the property.
  • RICS Home Survey Level 2 (previously known as Home Buyer Survey) – a detailed inspection of the inside and outside of the property and the option of a valuation. Typically, this is for properties in a reasonable condition.
  • RICS/RPSA Home Survey Level 3 (previously known as Building Survey) – the most comprehensive type of survey. This is usually instructed for larger or older properties, or if you are planning major works.

Legal and General Surveying Services (LGSS)

We have partnered with LGSS who provide RICS Home Survey Level 2 and RICS/RPSA Home Survey Level 3 property surveys. We do not receive any commission or incentives from LGSS.

If you would like to know more about property surveys and why you might consider having one, or if you are looking to arrange a property survey, please visit the LGSS website.

Valuations in Scotland

We cannot currently accept a home report for residential purchases in Scotland. You will need to pay for our standard valuation.

Terms and conditions apply.