Kingsgate Partners LTD
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- The Cottage, 2 Castlefield Road, Reigate, Surrey, RH2 0SH
The Mortgage Advice Bureau is an established FCA-regulated firm (No. 762749), located in Reigate, Surrey, offering expert life and financial planning services. Our office, nestled in The Cottage on Castlefield Road, serves the broader Reigate area and beyond, providing trusted and regulated advice to clients in need. Known for our approachable demeanor, we often act as a reliable guide for first-time buyers navigating the complexities of the financial landscape. We emphasise a tailored client-centric approach towards delivering comprehensive solutions. Whether you're based in Surrey or the surrounding counties, take the first step towards a secure financial future with the Mortgage Advice Bureau today.
Their team includes 2 mortgage brokers. Check FCA registration here.
Kingsgate Partners LTD are approved by the FCA to give advice on:
Directions to Kingsgate Partners LTD from the Motorway
- Commence from the M25.
- At Junction 24, take the A111 exit signposted for Potters Bar.
- Proceed to merge onto the M25.
- At Junction 27, take the M11 North exit directed towards Cambridge, Stansted Airport, and Harlow.
- Take the M11 South ramp leading to North East London.
- Merge onto the motorway M11.
- Stay in the right lane to continue on M11.
- Retain your position in the left lane to remain on M11.
- Proceed further onto Exit 4.
- Merge onto North Circular Road/A406.
- At the roundabout, seize the third exit onto the A13 ramp with signs for Central London, Isle of Dogs, and Canary Wharf.
- Take the ramp leading to Central London, Isle of Dogs, and Canary Wharf.
- Slightly turn right onto Newham Way/A13 and continue to follow route A13.
- Take the A13 ramp directed towards Central London, Blackwall Tunnel, Leamouth, and A1020.
- Continue onto East India Dock Road/A13.
- Turn left onto Leamouth Road/A1026.
- At the roundabout, take the second exit onto Lower Lea Crossing/A1026.
- Slightly veer right onto Silvertown Tunnel/A1026 Toll Road.
- Merge onto Blackwall Tunnel Southern Approach/A102.
- Stay in the right lane to continue on Blackwall Tunnel Southern Approach/A102.
- Continue onto A2.
- Slightly turn left onto the M25 ramp directed towards M20, Dover, Channel Tunnel, Gatwick Airport, and Dartford Crossing.
- At the Darenth Interchange, take the fourth exit onto the M25 South ramp directed towards Dover, M20, M23, and the Channel Tunnel.
- Merge onto the M25.
- At junction 5, take the M25 exit signposted for Gatwick Airport, M23, Heathrow Airport, and the M4.
- Continue onto M25.
- At junction 8, take the A217 exit signposted for Reigate, Sutton, Kingston, and A240.
- At the roundabout, take the first exit onto Reigate Hill/A217.
- Turn left onto Raglan Road.
- Turn right onto Alma Road.
- Turn right again onto Birkheads Road.
- Turn left onto London Road/A217 and continue to follow the A217 route.
- Finally, continue onto Castlefield Road/A25.
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