Sale of Freehold House

Property ValueEstimated FeeVATTotal
Up to £100,000.00£750.00£150.00£900.00
Up to £150,000.00£800.00£160.00£960.00
Up to £200,000.00£875.00£175.00£1,050.00
Up to £250,000.00£925.00£185.00£1,110.00
Up to £300,000.00£1,025.00£205.00£1,230.00
Up to £350,000.00£1,100.00£220.00£1,320.00
Up to £400,000.00£1,125.00£225.00£1,350.00
Up to £450,000.00£1,190.00£238.00£1,428.00
Up to £500,000.00£1,250.00£250.00£1,500.00
Up to £600,000.00£1,290.00£258.00£1,548.00
Up to £700,000.00£1,390.00£278.00£1,668.00
Up to £800,000.00£1,490.00£298.00£1,788.00
Up to £900,000.00£1,590.00£318.00£1,908.00
Up to £1,000,000.00£1,690.00£338.00£2,028.00
Please note: These fees are a guide – conveyancing fees vary from property to property and can, on occasion, be significantly greater than this guide.

Our fees cover all of the work required to complete the sale of your property and any mortgage repayment.

Example Costs

Sale of a £200,000.00 House

Our Fee£875.00
Bank Charges£30.00
VAT£181.00
Land Registry (Estimated)£10.00
Sub-Total£1096.00

Disbursements

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

Standard Disbursements are:

Here are some frequently asked questions

How long will my property purchase take?

There are many factors involved with the sale 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. Your property is already registered at the Land Registry. If not, then there will be additional costs.

What is the process?

The precise stages of selling a residential property vary according to the circumstances. However, below some of the key stages are mentioned:

  • Take your instructions and give your initial advice.
  • Ask you to complete proper information forms.
  • Prepare and send the contract documents to the buyer’s conveyancer.
  • Reply to buyer’s enquiries.
  • See you to sign the final contract and Transfer.
  • Agree on the completion date (the date that you are to hand over the keys for the property)
  • Exchange contracts and notify you that this has happened
  • Obtain a repayment figure from your Lender.
  • Complete sale
  • Repay your mortgage