Security of Tenure
What is security of tenure? Security of tenure is a statutory right granted by the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954. It...
Read moreGrace studied History at Queen Mary University of London, graduating in 2018. She then worked for 18 months in the superyacht industry before completing her MA Law at The University of Law in 2021.
Grace has joined the Commercial Property Department as a Paralegal assisting Guy Osborn and Amber Larner-Bird.
Grace qualified as a Solicitor from 1 November 2024.
Grace speaks French and enjoys reading, going to the cinema and pilates in her spare time.
I've recently used Osbornes for my home purchase and an equity transfer. Rachael was fantastic all the way through, keeping me informed and up to speed as to the purchase progress.
As everyone knows, buying a house can be an incredibly stressful experience. Emily and Isabelle at Osbornes took the pain away by leading the process, being incredibly proactive and informative. We didn't have to chase them and they managed to pull a rabbit out of a hat by helping us exchange a few days before Christmas. I'd highly recommend them for a house sale and purchase.
I used Simon Nosworthy's team's services when selling a flat in N10, and would do it again in a heartbeat. The follow-ups were always prompt, and my questions were always answered quickly and accurately.
We hope not to move again for a long time, but when we do we will choose Osbornes for the conveyancing. Thank you.
Buying and selling a house can often be a challenging process, but communication and service I received from Osbornes was second to none. I would recommend them without hesitation - 5 stars
It is the second time we have used Osbornes and in both occasions we have been delighted with the service. The team were highly professional, diligent and always replied to queries promptly. We have no hesitation in highly recommending Osbornes Law.
I have used Osbornes a few times and I’m really happy with the service provided. They provide a very professional, polite and efficient service and I would highly recommend them.
Osbornes team was great with the sale of our property, everything went smoothly and very responsive
Osbornes are really thorough, professional & friendly. They were aware of the need for haste in my sale & they did everything they could to achieve the results of completing before the end of the SDLT holiday.
"They are an outstanding firm to work with. They are consistently impressive in their work."
Emily was so patient and clear throughout the whole process - we can't thank you enough.
Maria provided excellent advice and support throughout the process. We would highly recommend Osbornes and we will use you again. Thank you!
Maria Elliot is excellent to deal with and gives valuable advice.
Maria was fantastic! Thank you so much for all the work she did.
Everyone was lovely, Emily put herself out for me. Also reception ladies are very friendly.
Excellent in every aspect.
Maria Elliot is excellent to deal with and gives valuable advice.
Emily Lund was very patient with our ignorance about the conveyancing process. She was consistently professional, cheerful and prompt. Thank you!
Selling my property was very stressful and I am most grateful for the tireless enthusiasm. The service provided was consistently good. Your knowledge of the market was valuable and your patience admirable.
I am much indebted to Simon Nosworthy and his staff for the efficient completion of our sale.
A massive thank you for all your efforts and more broadly, a fantastic service throughout the whole process - we moved in on Saturday and couldn't be more pleased with everything. I found all your advice to be priceless and a real breath of fresh air.
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