Answer the questions below to receive a detailed, itemised conveyancing quotation tailored to your transaction. All figures include VAT where applicable.
Our conveyancing team includes:
Your matter will be allocated to whoever is appropriate given its complexity and the team's availability, and we'll confirm who is handling your file at the outset.
Our conveyancing transactions typically complete within 8 to 15 weeks from instruction. This varies depending on the length of any chain, local authority search turnaround times, and the complexity of your matter.
Scope of this Quote: This quotation is for a standard, straightforward conveyancing transaction. Should any matters arise during the transaction that add complexity and were not anticipated or quoted for at the outset, our legal fee will be reviewed and you will be notified of any change in advance.
Validity: Our quotation for legal fees is valid for one month from the date of issue. Disbursements (such as Land Registry fees, search fees, and taxes) are set by third parties and may change.
Tax: We are not authorised to give tax advice. The tax figures shown are estimates worked out from the rates published by the government, and are for guidance only. It is your responsibility to check the amount that applies to you, and any reliefs or exemptions, for example on GOV.UK or with an accountant or tax adviser, before you rely on it.
Searches: Search pack includes local authority, drainage & water, environmental search, and chancel indemnity.
Mortgage Lender: Where you are purchasing using a mortgage, your lender is also our client and we have a duty of care to them.
Timeline: Conveyancing normally takes between 12 to 18 weeks subject to external factors.
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Under the Building Safety Act 2022, a higher-risk residential building is defined as a building that is:
These buildings are subject to a stricter regulatory regime overseen by the Building Safety Regulator, which significantly increases the complexity of conveyancing transactions.
If you are unsure whether your property falls within this definition, please call us on 01492 588200 before proceeding.
You can read the full legislation at legislation.gov.uk.
Your email address is used to send you this quotation and, if you proceed with us, to set up electronic signatures for your conveyancing documents — allowing you to sign contracts digitally without printing or posting.
Each person requires a separate email address so that signature requests can be sent individually.
Your mobile number is required for two purposes:
The consideration is the total amount being paid in exchange for the property. In most standard purchases, this will be the same as the agreed purchase price.
However, it may differ in certain situations — for example:
This information is used for Land Transaction Tax (LTT) or Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) purposes. If you are unsure, please use the same figure as the purchase price.