Best Conveyancing Solicitors in Belfast

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  • Save on average £490
  • We are rated 4.5/5 by 13,022 reviewers
  • Used by 2,882,912 movers since 1999
  • All our property solicitors in Belfast are SRA or CLC regulated

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McFadden Perry Solicitors

4.5 out of 5.0 based on 54 reviews

We are reallymoving’s longest serving solicitors in Northern Ireland (9 years). We would like to think that we have contributed to reallymoving’s success, having provided a first class service to their clients (approx.Read more

McKeowns Solicitors

4.6 out of 5.0 based on 4 reviews

With over 30 years’ experience, our reputation has been built on a full range of expertise offered by our partners & staff, and on the scope of their practical experience.Read more

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Cost of conveyancing solicitors in Belfast

We provide average fees for conveyancing solicitors in Birmingham. Legal costs vary based on your property's value and the transaction's complexity.

  • Median fee for buying a house: £990
  • Median fee for selling a house: £900
  • There is no cost of disbursements (extra charges paid for upfront by the conveyancing solicitor and claimed back when the property is bought) in Belfast
  • Average moving costs, including surveys, removals, and Stamp Duty Land Tax: £5,677

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Local information

Based on reallymoving data from January 2021 to May 2023

  • Average property price: £203,989
  • Average number of bedrooms: 2.20
  • reallymoving movers: 2,190
  • Average distance moved: 65 miles

How do I choose a good conveyancing solicitor in Belfast? 

Focus on finding a solicitor with a solid reputation, positive client reviews, and an in-depth understanding of Belfast’s property market. Their fee transparency and service details are also important considerations. 

How do conveyancing solicitors work? 

Property solicitors handle the legalities of buying or selling property, from conducting searches and drafting documents to advising on Northern Ireland’s specific property regulations. 

Is my money safe with a property solicitor? 

Absolutely. In Belfast, as in the rest of the UK, conveyancing solicitors are rigorously regulated to ensure that client funds are maintained in separate trust accounts for your security. 

How do you approach a conveyancing solicitor? 

You can get in touch through their website, by phone, or by scheduling an appointment at their office. Many offer an initial consultation to discuss your conveyancing needs. 

When should I get a conveyancing solicitor? 

It’s advisable to engage a conveyancing solicitor as early as when you’re viewing properties or considering selling to make sure the legal side is ready to go when you are. 

Is it best to use a local property solicitor? 

Using a local solicitor is not essential, as the conveyancing process can be managed remotely. However, a local solicitor may offer the benefit of specific regional expertise and accessibility for face-to-face meetings. 

What questions should I ask my conveyancer? 

Ask about their experience, the breakdown of their fees, the expected duration of the conveyancing process, and how they will keep in touch with you about your case. 

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