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Conveyancing

Conveyancing,
without the friction.

From title check to keys in hand — every document handled, every authority liaised with.

House keys on a table
Completion day

Overview

Your transaction, in steady hands.

Buying, selling or refinancing, we manage the legal machinery end to end — checking title, drafting and reviewing the sale and purchase agreement, and coordinating with banks, developers and land offices.

Clear communication and personal attention at every step, so you always know where your matter stands.

  • Residential & commercial
  • Sub-sale & developer purchases
  • Refinancing & transfers

What’s Included

Handled, so you don’t have to be.

Title search

Verifying ownership, restrictions and encumbrances before you commit.

SPA drafting & review

Preparing or scrutinising the sale and purchase agreement in your interest.

Authority liaison

Coordinating with the land office, developer and management on your behalf.

Loan & financing

Preparing loan and security documents in step with your bank.

Stamping & adjudication

Handling stamp duty adjudication and payment correctly, on time.

Completion & handover

Settlement, registration and keys — the finish line, reached cleanly.

The Conveyancing Journey

Five stages to settlement.

01

Instruction & quote

We confirm scope and give a transparent, scale-based fee upfront.

02

SPA & deposit

The agreement is executed and the deposit dealt with securely.

03

Stamping & adjudication

Stamp duty is adjudicated and settled with the authorities.

04

Loan & financing

Loan and security documents are prepared alongside your bank.

05

Registration & completion

Transfer is registered, balance released, and keys handed over.

Plan Ahead

Know the costs before you sign.

Estimate your stamp duty and legal fees in seconds with our property calculators — then call us for an exact quote.

Common Questions

Conveyancing, clarified.

How long does a typical conveyance take?
A straightforward sub-sale usually completes within 3 months of the sale and purchase agreement, subject to financing and consent timelines. We flag anything that could move that date the moment we see it.
Who pays the stamp duty?
On a purchase, the buyer generally bears the stamp duty on the transfer (MOT) and on the loan agreement. Use our calculator for an indicative figure, and speak to us about first-home exemptions you may qualify for.
What is the difference between MOT and loan stamp duty?
The Memorandum of Transfer (MOT) is stamped on an ad-valorem scale tied to the property price; the loan agreement is stamped at a flat 0.5% of the financing amount. Both are handled as part of your file.
How are your legal fees set?
Conveyancing fees follow the scale under the Solicitors’ Remuneration Order — transparent and consistent. We confirm the figure in writing before we begin.

Ready to Move

Let’s get you to completion.

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