Chartahouse is a firm of Licensed Conveyancers (Property Lawyers) established in 1977. The benefits of instructing us are the quality of the service that we provide, our professional attitude and our use of the latest technology to enable you to proceed towards completion quickly.
We believe that communication is key to making your dream home move a reality and we use e-mail updates to you and your estate agent, send you free text messages throughout the transaction and constantly update the online web tracking to keep you fully up to date with your house sale or purchase.We offer you competitive prices for the legal costs of buying, selling, transfer of equity or remortgaging a home.
We believe that communication is key to making your dream home move a reality and we use e-mail updates to you and your estate agent, send you free text messages throughout the transaction and constantly update the online web tracking to keep you fully up to date with your house sale or purchase.We offer you competitive prices for the legal costs of buying, selling, transfer of equity or remortgaging a home.
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Chartahouse Conveyancing Services was established in 1977 by two brothers who both remain as Consultant Non-Executive Directors of the Company. The Firm is still run by the same family, with the same family values that made the Firm the success it has become. Over the years the Firm has invested heavily in technology in order to streamline what is seen as one of the most stressful events for its Clients.
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As a dedicated firm of Licensed Conveyancers our specialist property conveyancers can devote all of their time to your property legal needs. It has been mentioned that moving home is one of the most stressful life events that you do. Our specialist property conveyancers work to minimise this stress by providing a streamlined and efficient service, backed up by the latest technology.
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The average sale and purchase takes around ten to twelve weeks from receipt of the draft contract package. The time it takes depends on numerous factors. Firstly, is there a chain involved? If so things get delayed when any member of the chain has a hold up. Your mortgage arrangements, or those of your buyer, can also delay the process.
Sales – what is conveyancing
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Conveyancing is the legal transfer of property from an owner to another. The conveyancing process, if properly carried out, ensures that the purchaser owns all the property, land and rights that have been paid for. Please find detailed below the legal stages in relation to your conveyancing in respect of selling your property.
Purchasing – what is conveyancing
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Purchasing a house is far more complicated because the lawyer must ensure that the property you buy does not involve you in any unforeseen disputes over rights of way, boundaries, fences, restrictive covenants, road charges or other legal entanglements.
A search is made of the local authority's records to establish whether there are likely to be any public works affecting the property, such as motorway schemes, and whether there are any planning restrictions.The information provided by the local authority relates only to the house being purchased and not to the neighbourhood in general.
A search is made of the local authority's records to establish whether there are likely to be any public works affecting the property, such as motorway schemes, and whether there are any planning restrictions.The information provided by the local authority relates only to the house being purchased and not to the neighbourhood in general.
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