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MenuMany prospective home-owners are tempted by the idea of living in a historic home but their property solicitors should make them aware of potential problems if the house could be anywhere near an archaeological site. Continue reading →
An aspect of buying some homes, which may not be immediately obvious to a buyer, is the existence of a restrictive covenant on the property. This is an important area of concern to the residential conveyancing solicitor who must report the implications of any such part of the property’s deeds to the purchaser. Continue reading →
In cities such as London and Brighton, a property with additional vacant land around it can be an attractive proposition but potential purchasers will need expert advice from a conveyancing solicitor to establish that there is no chance of the land being declared a village green. Continue reading →
One of the duties of a residential conveyancing solicitor when conducting local authority searches prior to completing legal procedures for the purchase of a property is to check for rights of way and footpaths on and around the land in question. Continue reading →
Whether buying a home in a city, such as London or Brighton, or in a more rural area, any question of a disputed boundary between the property being purchased and its neighbours is an important issue which should be resolved by a residential conveyancing solicitor before the contract is signed, otherwise the new owner could be in for many years of disputes. Continue reading →
If you are looking for a London solicitor for conveyancing, Healys has a professional, experienced, and approachable team of house purchase solicitors waiting to provide you with their services. Continue reading →
With its eclectic mix of independent shops and lively seaside attractions, Brighton offers a vibrant and diverse living space for families, couples and individuals. This ‘city by the sea’ is the residence of choice for many and with 41% of its population aged between 20 and 44 years old, it is far from a seaside town purely for the older generation. Continue reading →
With its residents naming it the happiest city in the UK in a 2014 survey by mobile phone network O2, many property buyers see Brighton as the ideal place to find their first or next home.
With its range of styles of property from new-build flats to Regency mansions, where to buy in Brighton (as elsewhere) will depend on budget and lifestyle wishes, and an experienced estate agent will be able to advise before the services of a residential conveyancing solicitor are needed to arrange the purchase.
With price being one of the major considerations when buying a London home, it can be worth considering a move to some communities which are further out from the centre but can represent good value for money.
