Why Choose Us?
Conveyancing Solicitors – Sandbach
If you want to buy, sell or remortgage a property in Sandbach, our specialist conveyancing & property solicitors are on hand to assist.
We are based in Cheshire and have an in-depth knowledge of the local housing market in Sandbach and the surrounding areas.
Our expert residential conveyancing solicitors are here to ensure that your property transaction runs as smoothly as possible. Whether you are buying or selling, we offer a local, quality conveyancing service at competitive rates.
Free Initial Telephone Discussion
Contact us today and we can talk you through our residential property services and how we can help you. Simply call us on 0345 901 0445 or complete our online enquiry form and a member of the team will give you a call back as soon as possible.
Conveyancing Experts
Our conveyancing solicitors work on your behalf, drawing up contracts, asking and answering property related questions, undertaking searches, negotiating sale terms and compiling all the relevant documentation.
Your conveyancing solicitor will ensure property ownership is legally transferred as quickly and efficiently as possible. Our solicitors will guide you through the process step by step, saving you time, effort and money.
To ensure that you don’t lose out on your chosen property, it is vital that you contact a conveyancing solicitor as soon as possible.
What areas of residential conveyancing can we help with?
- Buying (freehold or leasehold)
- Selling (freehold or leasehold)
- Re-mortgaging
- Equity Release
- Help to Buy
- Shared Ownership
- Shared Equity
How long will the process take?
Each transaction moves on its own merit and specific circumstances. It depends on the length of the chain and the speed at which other the other parties involved work and reply to queries and paperwork.
If the transaction progresses smoothly and there are no unforeseen circumstances, completion can take place between 8-12 weeks of instructing a solicitor.
About Sandbach
Sandbach is a pretty market town with excellent road connections, quaint shops and a number of period buildings. There is a great sense of pride in the local community and this has been officially marked when it was awarded County Civic Pride recognition. There is also a successful Sandbach in Bloom Committee that has taken the town to success no less than four times.
Sandbach has a rich history and parts of the town date back to the 16th century, including a number of half-timbered Grade II listed buildings within the conservation area. The large Anglo Saxon crosses located on the cobbled square in the town centre are a local landmark. They are Scheduled Ancient Monuments that date back as far as the 9th century.
Sandbach has good links to the M6 for Cheshire, Manchester, Merseyside and Staffordshire making it an excellent commuter town with regular trains also running directly to Manchester. Despite this the town still benefits from having attractive farmland and the Cheshire countryside nearby.
The town itself is charming, with a family feel, making it perfect for both professionals and families wishing to buy property in the area.
There are a number of prestigious and high performing schools catering for all ages located in the area.
The property market is in high demand, meaning that prices are continually rising. There is a wide range of properties from terraced, semi-detached and large detached houses right through to flats, apartments and retirement homes.
How We Can Help
We are committed to providing you with a first-class service and helping guide you through a range of property-related transactions.
We are able to explain the legal issues clearly and provide open, honest and professional advice.
How to Contact our Conveyancing Solicitors
To speak to our residential property solicitors today, simply call us on 0345 901 0445, or allow a member of the team to get back to you by filling in our online contact form. We are well known across the country and can assist wherever you are based. We also have offices based in Cheshire and London.
