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Over 68,000 Transactions Completed
Our conveyancing solicitors have completed over 68,000 residential transactions across England and Wales since November 2022.
118 Days From Instruction to Completion
On average our clients complete 118 days after instruction, with the online portal keeping every update in one place.
200+ Cases Valued Over £2 Million
We act on high-value purchases and sales, with over 200 completed cases valued at more than £2 million.
Taylor Rose is a UK firm of conveyancing solicitors, helping people buy, sell and remortgage property across England and Wales. Whether you need help with buying a house, help with selling a house or a remortgage, our specialist conveyancers handle the legal work from instruction to completion. We are recommended by estate agents, mortgage brokers and other professionals because we are thorough and proactive, and our online conveyancing service gives every client a secure client portal to follow each update on their transaction.
Request a quote and a solicitor will contact you with a free, tailored conveyancing quote.
We deal with thousands of residential property transactions every year. Our know how, systems and connections mean we are an ideal choice for transactions of all types including:
Buying and selling property
Leasehold conveyancing
New builds
Buying a property off plan (whilst the development is still being constructed)
Acting for first time buyers
Buy to let conveyancing
Overseas investment in all types of property within England and Wales
Buying or selling share of freehold properties
Remortgage
Buying or selling a property at auction
Residential property development transactions including funding and dealing with builders, planning and all associated commercial aspects
Buying or selling a Shared ownership or Help to Buy Scheme property
Equity Release
Our conveyancing fees are clearly explained and set out upfront, and a solicitor will give you a free, tailored quote for your transaction. Typical legal fees are £500–£5,000 plus VAT for a purchase or sale and £495–£1,500 plus VAT for a remortgage. Leasehold work typically adds £150–£300 plus VAT on a purchase or sale and £100–£300 on a remortgage. Fees may vary depending on your case.
Search pack: £549 plus VAT (a remortgage may be £260–£549 if your lender requires it)
Land Registry fee: £40–£910
ID/AML checks: £49 plus VAT per person
See our full fee guides: purchase fees, sale fees and remortgage fees.
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Help With Buying a House
Buying a house involves a lot more than agreeing a price. Our conveyancing solicitors carry out the legal checks on the property, review the contract and searches, deal with your mortgage lender, and handle the exchange of contracts and your Stamp Duty and Land Registry paperwork. First-time buyers get plain-English guidance at every stage, and you can follow progress in your online client portal.
Help With Selling a House
When you sell, a smooth sale depends on getting the legal paperwork right early. Our solicitors prepare the contract and title documents, answer the buyer's enquiries, and work with your estate agent to keep the chain moving through to completion. If you are buying and selling together, one conveyancer can look after both sides of your move.
Help With Remortgaging
If you are switching lender or releasing equity, our remortgage conveyancing covers the legal work your lender needs, including title checks and the transfer of the charge, so your new mortgage can complete without delays.
Our conveyancers have completed over 68,000 transactions, so we know what can slow a move down and how to head it off. The online client portal and fast responses put that experience to work for you, which is why our clients complete in an average of 118 days from instruction.
We act on every kind of property, from first homes to cases valued at over £2 million, and estate agents and mortgage brokers recommend us. Whether you are buying, selling or remortgaging, you get a dedicated conveyancer who explains each stage in plain English.
We have hundreds of specialist property conveyancers all over the country. By contacting Ruben below, you can be assured that he will allocate you to the lawyer who best fits your needs.
Commercial Director - Residential Property
Ruben specialises in Residential Property, dealing with an extensive range of transactions. He previously worked in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire handling High Net Worth transactions.
On average our clients complete 118 days after instruction. The timeline depends on the length of your chain, searches, your lender and whether the property is leasehold.
A conveyancing solicitor handles the legal side of buying or selling a property, including contracts, searches, mortgage lender requirements, the exchange of contracts, and registering the change of ownership at the Land Registry.
Typical legal fees are £500 - £5,000 plus VAT for a purchase or sale and £495 - £1,500 plus VAT for a remortgage, with fees varying by case. Request a quote and a solicitor will contact you with a free, tailored figure.
The legal transfer of a property must be handled by a solicitor or licensed conveyancer, and a mortgage lender will usually require one. Our conveyancing solicitors manage the legal work from instruction to completion.
Yes. We act for first-time buyers and explain each stage in plain English, from the contract and searches through to getting your keys, with updates in your online client portal.
Yes. We regularly act on linked sales and purchases, so one conveyancer can coordinate both sides of your move and keep your chain on track.
Yes. We act on leasehold, new build, off plan, shared ownership, Help to Buy, share of freehold and buy to let transactions, as well as auctions and equity release.
Yes. Every client has a secure online portal where they can view updates on their transaction at any time.
Freehold or Leasehold?
Leasehold vs freehold: what's the difference? Learn about ground rent, service charges, lease terms and responsibilities.
Buying a Leasehold Property
Our London property expert explains the key checks when buying leasehold: lease length, ground rent, service charges and more.
Problems with Property Chains
Property chains can collapse over delays. Learn how communication, mortgage offers and source of funds keep yours on track.
Joint Purchases
Buying a property with a partner? Learn about co-ownership deeds, joint tenants and mortgage liability if you separate.
Seller Guide to Conveyancing
Selling a home can feel overwhelming. See what happens at each stage, from instructing a solicitor to completion day.
Importance of a Trust Deed for Co-Owners
Buying with a partner or friend? Find out how a declaration of trust protects each owner's share of the property.
Call us on 020 3540 4444, 9am to 5pm, or use the online enquiry form for general enquiries and we will get back to you as soon as possible. For a free, tailored quote, use the Request a Quote buttons above.
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