These Brokers Mortgage companies are located in Alton

Independent Mortgage Bureau Company Type: Brokers Mortgage 9 Cross & Pillory La , GU34 1HL

Tel. 01420 544544

The following Brokers Mortgage are the ones that we have found closest to Alton

MAP Financial Ltd Company Type: Mortgage Advisors Map House/6B The Sq , GU30 7AH

Tel. 01428 729990

Birchholt Mortgage Solutions Company Type: Independent Mortgage Advice 36 Bircholt Rd , GU30 7PQ

Tel. 01428 723801

Libra Services Company Type: Mortgage Brokers 10 Privet Rd , GU35 0YL

Tel. 01420 477067

Keys Financial Services Company Type: Independent Mortgage Advice 12 Eveley Cl , GU35 9EE

Tel. 01420 472444

Equity Financial Options Company Type: Independent Mortgage Advice 6-8 College Street , GU31 4AD

Tel. 01730 233303

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Liss

Station Road Car Park Station Road, Liss

Farnham

The Blind Bishop's Steps, a series of steps leading along Castle Street up to the Castle, were originally constructed for Bishop Richard Foxe (godfather of Henry VIII).

Farnham Castle

Farnham Castle is a castle in Farnham, Surrey, England (grid reference SU839474).

Waverley Abbey

Waverley was purchased by Florence Nightingale's family, and she visited the mansion frequently. It became a Red Cross hospital during the First World War, and after World War II it was converted into apartments for retired people.

Liphook

The London and South Western Railway came to Liphook in 1859. The Portsmouth Direct Line was built after the 1840s 'railway mania'. Originally the LSWR route from London to Portsmouth was via a branch from Southampton to Gosport, where passengers then went on the chain ferry across Portsmouth harbour. This lasted until the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway extended their London-Brighton line to Portchester. Initially the LSWR constructed a branch from Woking to Guildford in 1845 then Godalming in 1849, but were reluctant to extend it to Havant. Thomas Brassey, a railway contractor, was granted Act of Parliament to construct a single track in 1853 (doubling was completed on 1 March 1878 {Mitchell & Smith 1985, p. ii}). The first train arrived in Liphook on 24 January 1859, but a dispute between the LSWR and the LBSCR meant full service was not initiated until 8 May.(Mitchell & Smith 1985)