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Welcome to Phoenix Buildings & Loan Limited

Your journey to homeownership starts here.

Expert Mortgage Advice. Personal Service. Real Results.
Whether you're a first-time buyer, second-time buyer, or looking to switch your mortgage, our expert team is here to support you from start to finish.

At Phoenix Buildings & Loan Ltd, we don’t just help you find a mortgage — we manage the entire journey. From liaising with banks and insurers to coordinating with your auctioneer and solicitor, we take care of the details so you can focus on your future.

How It Works
1️⃣ Initial Meeting – We meet to discuss your needs and goals
2️⃣ Tailored Mortgage Plan – We source the best deal for your circumstances
3️⃣ Protection Advice – In partnership with Paul Murphy t/a Phoenix Financial Services
4️⃣ Complete Coordination – We handle everything and keep you informed

Why Choose Phoenix?
✅ Fully managed mortgage application
✅ Friendly, knowledgeable advisors
✅ Access to multiple lenders including:
Bank of Ireland • Avant Money • Permanent TSB • Finance Ireland • Haven Mortgages • ICS Mortgages • Spry Finance
✅ Competitive rates and transparent service
✅ Trusted by first-time and experienced buyers alike

Happy Clients We've Helped

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“Phoenix went above and beyond to help us secure our first mortgage. I recommend everyone chat to them first before approaching any bank or broker. You won’t be let down.”
— Ryan Massolini

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“So helpful, efficient and knowledgeable. I would highly recommend Phoenix for your financial needs.”
— Eadaoin Ní Lionáin

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“Great to deal with. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a mortgage — they make the whole process that bit easier.”
— Naomi Beasley

Need Assistance?
📞 Call us: 0402 33335
📧 Email: info@buildingsloans.ie
📍 Visit: 2 Wexford Road, Arklow, Y14 E193
🕒 Office Hours: Monday–Friday, 9:30am – 5:00pm

Or fill out our quick Call Back Form to get started.

Compliance & Legal Info
Phoenix Buildings & Loan Limited is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.