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About Conveyancing Solicitors Central London
We have hand selected some of the best conveyancing solicitors Central London has to offer and we only provide fixed fee conveyancing quotes tailored to your needs that are backed by a no sale no fee.
When working with SAM Conveyancing you have one dedicated member of our team to work with from start until finish; to ask all those questions that need an answer. You'll also benefit form our state of the art Online Conveyancing Process - it's free to use so why not take a look!
Selling or buying a home with our Central London Conveyancing Solicitors
Central London is most often used to describe the area which is variously covered within Zone 1 of the tube/railway system of London and also where the Congestion Charge zone/Low Emissions Zone covers.
It is an area with a very long history and contains some of the most well-known shops and attractions in the world. It also contains some areas which are considerably residential, such as Belgravia and Mayfair, which contain some of the world's most expensive properties.
Attractions and landmarks are very numerous and a very small selection includes the Houses of Parliament, the London Eye, Madame Tussaud's Waxworks, Trafalgar Square, the National Gallery, the BT Tower, Hyde Park, Oxford Circus and Oxford Street, Regents Park, London Zoo and Westminster Cathedral.
St Thomas' Hospital Westminster Bridge Rd, Bishop's, London SE1 7EH
University College Hospital, 235 Euston Rd, Bloomsbury, London NW1 2BU
St Bartholomew's Hospital, W Smithfield, London EC1A 7BE
Central London contains all the main London railway termini for travel to all parts of Great Britain, including for example London Paddington and London Euston. It also contains virtually all the tube lines as well as the DLR. Red buses are numerous and Victoria Coach Station is the main terminus for coach travel to diverse parts of the country. Finally although no motorway actually runs through the area, it is the 'start' of many roads which eventually become motorways, such as Oxford Street (M40) and Cromwell Road (M4).
Distance to Airports from Central London (as Trafalgar Square)
| Airport | Miles by car |
| London City Airport (Silvertown) | 8.7 miles |
| Heathrow Airport | 16.0 miles |
| Gatwick Airport | 27.5 miles |
Eaton Square Mayfair,
106 Piccadilly, Mayfair, London W1J 7NL
Westminster City School, 55 Palace St, Westminster, London SW1E 5HJ
The Grey Coat Hospital, Greycoat Pl, Westminster, London SW1P 2DY
Greater London is an area which contains London, the capital of the United Kingdom (which itself centres on the Cities of London and Westminster) and a number of surrounding boroughs which are administered as London boroughs and which are the overall executive responsibility of the Mayor of London. It contains a large number of constituencies, each represented by an MP and it should be noted that these are not the same as nor even always continguous with the borders of the boroughs.Many parts of Greater London were originally administered by the counties which surround London and these counties are often called the home counties. Enfield, for example, used to be classed as being part of Middlesex, but is now near the northern border of Greater London. Greater London's borders often coincide with a zone of 'green belt': areas where it has been decided that open spaces, parks, forests and wildlife reserves should act as a buffer against urban sprawl. London has numerous landmarks, anything from Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament to Karl Marx's grave in Highgate Cemetery.
Greater London contains more than 9 million inhabitants, a number growing daily, and as this is approximately 1/7 of the population of the UK, it can be seen that Greater Londoners have a large influence on the rest of the country politically and this is enhanced by the concentration of skilled workers gravitating towards the capital.
Affordable Housing Schemes
There are a number of affordable housing schemes in Central London to help make buying a property achievable. The work is more complex and we have specialist conveyancing solicitors to handle the following:
- Shared Ownership Solicitors
- Help to Buy Solicitors - The local Help to Buy Agent for Central London is Own Your Home Government Scheme
- Right to Buy Solicitors Central London - speak to London Local Authorities Councils (various) to find out if you are eligible
- Discount Market Sale Central London - check with London Local Authorities Councils (various) if they are running a DMS scheme
Property Solicitors Central London
Our Conveyancing Solicitors Central London have successfully completed numerous conveyancing transactions from start to finish so whether your matter is a comparatively simple purchase for a property in Central London or, for example, a Sale and Purchase involving a shared ownership property with a Deed of Trust being executed simultaneously, you can rest assured that by choosing us you are in the right hands.
Central London Property Prices
| Average property price in Central London | £1,566,519 |
| % Change compared to last year | - 6% |
| Population of Central London | 1,525,000 (2001) |
Property price data is sourced from the Land Registry House Price Index by Conveyancing Solicitors Central London.
Conveyancing Solicitors in and around Central London
Our Central London conveyancing solicitors can help you with your conveyance locally or in any of the surrounding areas including City of London, West London, East London, North London, South London, North West London and Westminster.
We have a number of offices throughout England and Wales so you can find a solicitor near you.
Recently completed properties in Central London:
- Porchester Terrace, W2 3TP
- Winchester House, W2 6EB
- Osier Court E1 4AP
- Durward Street E1 5BT
- Umberston Street E1 1PY
New build developers and developments in the area:
- Trilogy (apartments, various sizes) – 25-29 Harper Rd, Bermondsey, London SE1 6AW.
Developed by Helical.
Fixed Priced
Conveyancing Quotes
Tailored conveyancing quotes to include all of the solicitors' conveyancing fees for selling a house or buying a house. Read our Fixed Price Conveyancing Quotes Policy
Conveyancer near me covering Greater London
Our Central London Conveyancing Solicitors have years of experience helping clients with their conveyance in Central London and have close connections with London Local Authorities Councils (various) to ensure we can get conveyancing searches returned as quickly as possible.
Conveyancing Quality Scheme & On All Mortgage Lender Panels
All of our panel solicitors have been awarded the CQS badge of excellence and can work on with any mortgage lender in England & Wales.
No Sale No Fee Conveyancing
All sale and purchase conveyancing quotes come with No Sale No Fee protection. Read our No Sale No Fee Policy
What are the conveyancing costs?
Central London Conveyancing Solicitor fees dramatically vary depending on whether you approach an online conveyancing solicitor, a high street conveyancer or housing solicitors introduced by your estate agent.
The actual conveyancing costs, outside of the legal work, should be fixed as they are set including:
For buyers: stamp duty, land registration, property searches, ID searches and leasehold charges (if buying a leasehold property).
For sellers: office copies, title plan and management information (if selling a leasehold property).
It is important to make sure when budgeting the costs of moving home that you factor in all of the above conveyancing costs and ensure you get a fixed fee conveyancing quote from your chosen local solicitors or licensed conveyancer.
Whether you're a cash buyer or buying with a mortgage solicitors are key to the whole process, making the right choice critically important.
Fast, good and cheap conveyancing
Read our guides on how you can get all three:
Will you be able to develop your property?
Most commonly this question is relevant if you're buying a freehold: the nature of leaseholds – think of a flat in a tower block – means that there might be little if any opportunity for development.
Sometimes there are restrictions on whether you can develop a freehold or not. You would be unwise not to expect these if you've set your heart on buying a listed building for example. These restrictions, if they are present, will appear within your title deeds.
Your solicitor can work to remove various restrictions for you and, if relevant, will do so at the enquiries stage of the conveyancing process.
