Our Residential Property Team has wide-ranging experience of residential conveyancing. We deal with a variety of transactions including freehold, leasehold, unregistered and newly built properties.
“I am delighted to be able to recommend Osbornes Law which recently handled the sale of my flat. The process was smooth thanks to the prompt and thorough management of the transaction from end to end. I would especially like to compliment Simon Nosworthy and Emma Healy for their professionalism and regular communication which provided peace of mind.”
Osbornes Residential Property Solicitors Approach to Residential Property Law
Our team of property lawyers work to:
- provide an efficient and thorough service endeavouring to meet our clients’ needs in respect of agreed timescales
- ensure that our clients have all the information they require to proceed to completion.
We appreciate that moving house is an important step and as such we will always keep you fully informed and updated with all developments throughout the transaction. You can rest assured that all of our recommendations and advice to you are given with your best interests in the forefront of our mind.
We provide:
- Quick and responsive service from every solicitor
- One point of contact throughout the process
- A clear pricing plan
We can assist you with a full range of residential property work including:
- Sales
- Purchases
- Right to Buy
- Transfer of Share of Property.
- Re-Mortgages
- New Leases
- Shared Ownership Leases
- Secure lending work
- Purchases within new developments
- Auction purchases
- Matrimonial conveyancing
- Deeds of Variation
- Legal charges
Why choose our Residential Property Solicitors?
Osbornes Law underwent a rigorous application and assessment by the Law Society of England and Wales to become part of Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS) Accreditation, which recognises high quality in residential conveyancing.
CQS has the support of the Council of Mortgage Lenders, the Building Societies Association, Legal Ombudsman and the Association of British Insurers.
Call 020 7485 8811 to speak to Simon Nosworthy, Head of Residential Conveyancing and his team or email propertyonline@osborneslaw.com
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