Freehold Properties

Property Value Our Fees VAT Total
Up to £100,000 £950 £190 £1,140
Up to £150,000 £1,000 £200 £1,200
Up to £200,000 £1,075 £215 £1,290
Up to £250,000 £1,125 £225 £1,350
Up to £300,000 £1,225 £245 £1,470
Up to £350,000 £1,300 £260 £1,560
Up to £400,000 £1,325 £265 £1,590
Up to £450,000 £1,390 £278 £1,668
Up to £500,000 £1,450 £290 £1,740
Up to £600,000 £1,490 £298 £1,788
Up to £700,000 £1,590 £318 £1,908
Up to £800,000 £1,690 £338 £2,028
Up to £900,000 £1,790 £358 £2,148
Up to £1,000,000 £1,890 £378 £2,268
Over £1,000,000 On application
Please note: These fees are a guide – conveyancing fees vary from property to property and can, on occasion, be significantly greater than this guide. If you are buying with the aid of a mortgage, there will be an additional charge of £200 plus VAT of £40 for acting on behalf of your lender.

Our fees cover all of the legal work required to complete either the sale of your property or the purchase of your new home.

For a sale, where applicable, this includes the repayment of your existing mortgage. For a purchase, our service includes registration at the Land Registry and the calculation and payment of any Stamp Duty Land Tax (Stamp Duty) if the property is in England, or Land Transaction Tax (Land Tax) if in Wales. Please note that there may also be additional disbursements payable.

Example Costs

Purchase of a £200,000.00 House

Our Fee£1075.00
Our Fee (Acting as your lender)£200.00
Bank Charges£30.00
VAT£261.00
Land Registry (Estimated)£100.00
Searches (Estimated)£380.00
Sub-Total£2046.00

Disbursements

Additional fees, payable to a third party, handled by us.

Standard Disbursements are:

  • Searches: Approximately £380.00
  • Calculate Land Registry Fees Here
  • Bankruptcy Search: £6.00 +£1.20 VAT Per Person
  • Office copy of official Land Registry documents (sale only): £7.00 + £1.40 VAT per document.

These fees vary from property to property. Contact us to get an accurate figure.

Stamp Duty

If you are buying a property, you may be required to pay stamp duty. This depends on the purchase price of the property and individual circumstances. Click below to calculate how much tax you would have to pay.

Here are some frequently asked questions

How long will my property purchase take?

There are many factors involved with the purchase of a house. The average process takes between 8-12 weeks. This can vary based upon all parties in the chain.

What does the fee assume?

Our fee assumes that:

  1. This is a standard transaction and that no unforeseen issues arise including, for example, (but not limited to) a defect in title which requires remedying prior to completion or the preparation of additional documents ancillary to the main transaction.
  2. The transaction is concluded in a timely manner and no unforeseen complications arise.
  3. All parties to the transaction are co-operative and there is no unreasonable delay from third parties providing documentation.
  4. No indemnity policies are required. Additional disbursements may apply if indemnity policies are required.
  5. The title is already registered at the Land Registry. If not, then there will be additional costs.

What is the process?

The precise stages involved in the process vary according to the circumstances. However, set below we have set out some of the key stages:

  1. Take your instructions and give you initial advice
  2. Check finances are in place to fund purchase and contact lender’s solicitors if needed
  3. Receive and advise on contract documents
  4. Carry out searches
  5. Obtain further planning documentation if required
  6. Make any necessary enquiries of seller’s conveyancer
  7. Give you advice on all documents and information received
  8. Go through conditions of mortgage offer with you
  9. See you so that you can sign the final contract
  10. Draft Transfer
  11. Advise you on joint ownership
  12. Obtain pre-completion searches
  13. Agree completion date (the date on which you will own the property)
  14. Exchange contracts and notify you that this has happened
  15. Arrange for all monies needed to be received from lender and you
  16. Complete purchase
  17. Deal with payment of Stamp Duty/Land Tax
  18. Deal with application for registration at Land Registry