8 Metro Bank deals for buying a home, from 5.99%. Each one set beside the lowest from the 10 other lenders we read, with what it costs a month for your deposit. No broker, no commission.
Metro Bank’s lowest 2-year fix at each loan to value, beside the lowest from the 10 other lenders here.
| Loan to value | Lowest rate | Deal | Lowest from any lender here |
|---|---|---|---|
| 60% LTV40% deposit | 5.99% | 2 Year Fixed Rate£999 fee | 4.87%NatWest |
| 75% LTV25% deposit | 5.99% | 2 Year Fixed Rate£999 fee | 5.00%Yorkshire Building Society |
| 85% LTV15% deposit | 6.29% | 2 Year Fixed Rate£999 fee | 5.10%Yorkshire Building Society |
| 90% LTV10% deposit | 6.49% | 2 Year Fixed Rate |
| 5.23%Santander |
| 95% LTV5% deposit | 6.79% | 2 Year Fixed Rate£999 fee | 5.52%Leeds Building Society |
Metro Bank’s lowest 5-year fix at each loan to value, beside the lowest from the 10 other lenders here.
| Loan to value | Lowest rate | Deal | Lowest from any lender here |
|---|---|---|---|
| 60% LTV40% deposit | 5.99% | 5 Year Fixed Rate£999 fee | 4.82%Barclays |
| 75% LTV25% deposit | 5.99% | 5 Year Fixed Rate£999 fee | 4.88%Barclays |
| 85% LTV15% deposit | 6.29% | 5 Year Fixed Rate£999 fee | 5.00%Barclays |
| 90% LTV10% deposit | 6.49% | 5 Year Fixed Rate£999 fee | 5.00%Barclays |
| 95% LTV5% deposit | 6.79% | 5 Year Fixed Rate£999 fee | 5.58%Skipton Building Society |
Metro Bank has not changed the rates it publishes for buying a home since NewHomeSearch began reading its rates on 8 November 2026. A change shows here the morning after Metro Bank makes it, beside every other lender’s on the mortgage rate news page.
The monthly repayment on a £300,000 home over 30 years at Metro Bank’s lowest 2-year fixed rate for each deposit. Your own price, deposit and term are worked out in the comparison, with fees and the rate after the deal.
| Deposit | Loan | Rate | Monthly payment |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5% deposit£15,000 | £285,000 | 6.79%Metro Bank | £1,856 |
| 10% deposit£30,000 | £270,000 | 6.49%Metro Bank | £1,705 |
| 15% deposit£45,000 | £255,000 | 6.29%Metro Bank | £1,577 |
| 25% deposit£75,000 | £225,000 | 5.99%Metro Bank | £1,348 |
| 40% deposit£120,000 | £180,000 | 5.99%Metro Bank | £1,078 |
All 8 deals Metro Bank publishes for buying a home, as its own site showed them on 12 November 2026, by length of deal and loan to value.
| Deal | Up to | Rate | Then | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Metro Bank2 Year Fixed Rate · £999 fee | 80% LTV | 5.99%2-year fixed | 7.25% | £999 |
| Metro Bank2 Year Fixed Rate · £999 fee | 85% LTV | 6.29%2-year fixed | 7.25% | £999 |
| Metro Bank2 Year Fixed Rate · £999 fee | 90% LTV | 6.49%2-year fixed | 7.25% | £999 |
| Metro Bank2 Year Fixed Rate · £999 fee | 95% LTV | 6.79%2-year fixed | 7.25% | £999 |
| Metro Bank5 Year Fixed Rate · £999 fee | 80% LTV | 5.99%5-year fixed | 7.25% | £999 |
| Metro Bank5 Year Fixed Rate · £999 fee | 85% LTV | 6.29%5-year fixed | 7.25% | £999 |
| Metro Bank5 Year Fixed Rate · £999 fee | 90% LTV | 6.49%5-year fixed | 7.25% | £999 |
| Metro Bank5 Year Fixed Rate · £999 fee | 95% LTV | 6.79%5-year fixed | 7.25% | £999 |
Metro Bank’s lowest rate for buying a home today is 5.99%, its 2-year fixed at up to 80% LTV, with a £999 fee. With a 10% deposit its lowest is 6.49% (2-year fixed). With a 5% deposit, 6.79% (2-year fixed). Read from Metro Bank’s own site on 12 November 2026.
Not since NewHomeSearch began reading its rates on 8 November 2026: the rates Metro Bank publishes for buying a home are unchanged. NewHomeSearch reads them every night and lists any change the morning after.
Yes: Metro Bank publishes deals up to 95% loan to value, so a 5% deposit. Its lowest today is 6.79%, a 2-year fixed with a £999 fee: about £1,856 a month on a £300,000 home over 30 years.
Most Metro Bank deals move to 7.25% when the initial rate ends, the variable rate it charges today. That rate can change, and it is what the comparison uses for the payment after the deal.
Its deals for buying a home carry a £999 product fee.
Its published rates for buying a home set no new-build exclusion, so every deal here is shown. A lender checks the home itself before it lends, as it does for any purchase.
From each lender’s own website, read every night by NewHomeSearch: 11 UK lenders, their rates, fees, loan to value bands and early repayment charges exactly as they publish them for buying a home. We are not a broker, take no commission and rank nothing for payment, so every deal is shown on the same terms, sorted by its numbers. Rates change, and a lender decides who it lends to: check a deal with the lender before you apply.
An illustration, not advice: rates change, and a lender decides who it lends to. Check a deal with the lender before you apply. How NewHomeSearch reads the lenders’ sites.