Conveyancing Solicitors Newcastle Upon Tyne

WHY INSTRUCT AN EXPRESS CONVEYANCING SOLICITOR IN NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE?

Our team of expert Conveyancing Solicitors in Newcastle upon Tyne are ready to help with your next property transaction. We have been working in Newcastle and across England and Wales for over 10 years.

Newcastle upon Tyne is a vibrant city and one of the major centres in the North East of England. The wider area around Newcastle upon Tyne offers a wide range of towns, cities, coastal and rural areas providing attractive options for people to work, settle, and raise a family. It is easy to understand why people choose a home in the North East of England. Our conveyancing solicitors in Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, Middlesbrough and Northumberland are on hand to help you with your next property transaction.

OUR EXPERTISE

At Express Conveyancing, we work closely with a panel of conveyancing solicitors around the United Kingdom who have the knowledge base, skill set, and qualifications required to steer you through the legal elements of your property transaction irrespective of how complex it may look.

We offer all clients no completion, no fee on all transactions meaning that you will not find yourself out of pocket with regards legal fees should your transaction fall through. In the interests of maintaining our promise to be transparent on fees, any incurred third-party disbursements are still payable and our no completion no fee is limited to a first withdrawn transaction, nevertheless we work tirelessly to avoid you being out of pocket at any stage. The costs involved matter to us and so we work to ensure our Newcastle Conveyancing Solicitors provide the most cost-effective service and value for money.

All our Newcastle Conveyancing Solicitors are based in firms that are regulated either by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) or the Council for Licenced Conveyancers (CLC) which gives you the peace of mind that we are the right people for the job.

Our professional, approachable and knowledgeable team of Conveyancing solicitors Newcastle upon Tyne are ready to discuss your individual transaction and provide you with a quotation that is both transparent and itemised.

Each client instructing through Express Conveyancing will have full and direct contact with your Conveyancing solicitor Newcastle upon Tyne. In addition, you will have an Express Case Manager on hand to guide you through the process and get things moving should this be required.

WHAT TYPES OF CONVEYANCING DO WE HANDLE?

We take on most conveyancing transactions, be it for residential or commercial properties. We also have expertise in property sold through auction and land transactions.

Contact your local Conveyancing solicitor Newcastle upon Tyne, if you are planning a residential or commercial property sale, purchase or refinance or click to receive a quote online.

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NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE

Newcastle upon Tyne began life as a settlement during the Roman times in a fort based around one end of Hadrian’s Wall. Remains of this internationally recognised World UNESCO Heritage Site can still be found dotted around the city. Over the years the city remained a notable stronghold against a number of invasions. Newcastle upon Tyne remained part of the county of Northumberland until 1400. The city, which is located in the North East of England right on the east coast and ready access to the North Sea via the River Tyne, has a strong history in the ship building industry. Newcastle upon Tyne was once known as home to one of the largest ship building and repair centres in the world. This was also aided by the steel industry along the North East coast.

Today, the city of Newcastle upon Tyne, has a rich and varied economy including importance in the science, finance, retail, education, tourism and nightlife sectors. It is also one of the UK’s 11 core cities. This partnership between some of the biggest cities in the UK, aims to create productive, inclusive and green cities across the different regions within the British Isles.

The city is home to the Great North Run attracting thousands of visitors to the city each year as both professional and amateur runners take on the 13.1 mile route around much of Tyneside and the city. The city’s skyline has a number of iconic features, including the Millenium Bridge opened in 2001, the Tyne Bridge opened in 1928 and St James Park, home to Newcastle Football Club. Shoppers regularly flock to the popular Metrocentre and retail park. Interestingly, the city’s claims to fame including being the original home of Greggs the infamous bakery chain and the invention of car windscreen wipers, are claimed to have happened in the city in 1911 following a snowy drive taken by a Tyneside resident. Newcastle upon Tyne is also the birthplace of internationally recognised actor Rowan Atkinson, best known for his roles in Blackadder, Mr Bean and Johnny English.

PROPERTY TYPES IN NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE

Newcastle upon Tyne and much of the north east of England has a variety of housing stock for its residents. This includes the infamous Tyneside Flat constructed during high levels of growth in industrial centres. This type of property commonly involves a property having been converted into two flats, where one acts as the landlord for the other, often with independent entrances and exclusive use of the front or back garden per flat. Read more about Tyneside leases in our article here. Regardless of which type of property you are interested in, our team of Conveyancing solicitors Newcastle upon Tyne are on hand to help you.

Get in touch with one of our team of conveyancing solicitors Newcastle today either via telephone on 0800 799 9892 or via email on hello@express-conveyancing.co.uk. You can also use the “Get Quote” function at the top of the page to receive an instant quote straight to you email inbox.

NORTHEAST OF ENGLAND

The northeast region of England is made up of three main counties and a section of a fourth county. It is considered one of the official regions in England, alongside 8 others. The region covers an area of almost 3,500 square miles. Of the nine regions, the northeast has the smallest population and third smallest total land area. The region has a in-depth religious history, in particular seen in the coastal areas of Lindisfarne, Jarrow and Whitby. The area also saw battles and settlements of both the Vikings and Anglo-Saxons.

County Durham

As a county, Durham has undergone a number of boundary changes over the years since its inception in 1853 as a ceremonial county, with much of its former land area moved into other neighbouring counties. Durham Castle, a formerly Norman motte and bailey castle, built in the 11th Century, is one the first places named as a World Heritage Site. It was named around the same time as the Palace of Versailles in France and the Taj Mahal in India. English mustard was first created in the county. The university and cathedral city of Durham has a beautiful selection of property on offer. Choosing a home here comes with its own set of complexities which need to be navigated carefully, let our team of conveyancing solicitors Durham take the stress out of the legal side of buying a home for you.

Northumberland

Northumberland is a largely rural county, with a coastline recognised as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the large Northumberland National Park. As such, it is known for its biodiversity and conservation projections. Several rare seabirds make their home along its coast, especially on the Farne Islands, including the rare roseate tern and also puffins. Kielder Forest is also home to a red squirrel population which is endangered in the UK.

The county has a rich history dating back in time and was the location of many battles with Scotland. Interestingly, Northumberland has more castles than any other English County

Tyne and Wear

As a metropolitan county located around the mouths of the River Tyne and River Wear, Tyne and Wear has industrial importance in the northeast of England. The county is made up of Gateshead and Sunderland to the south, Newcastle upon Tyne and South Tyneside in the centre and North Tyneside to the North of the county. Tyne and Wear was the place the electric lightbulb was first used in a home and also the place in which the award-winning locomotive Stephenson’s Rocket was built in 1829. Gateshead has a population of over 200,000 residents with Sunderland having more at almost 230,000.

Our conveyancing solicitors in Gateshead are ready to help with your next home move. Gateshead is south of the River Tyne and has an average house price of £160,000-£170,000 making it a popular place for first time buyers and property investors, including those investing in student accommodation due to the number of higher education providers in the area and good commuter links. Talk to our team of conveyancing solicitors Gateshead to get an instant quote today.

Having worked in the Northeast of England for many years now, Express Conveyancing have a specialist team of Conveyancing Solicitors in Sunderland. Sunderland’s long history of ship building spanning 6 decades has led to its prominence in the industrial heritage of the UK, however despite this, Sunderland was granted city status relatively recently, in 1992. As a place heavily bombed during the Second World War, the city has seen a lot of regeneration and even more so recently. Get in touch with our team of conveyancing solicitors Sunderland for a fixed fee, instant quote for your next property transaction.

North Yorkshire (formerly Cleveland)

A small northern section of North Yorkshire falls within the northeast region of England, this is predominantly the space around Teesside and the River Tees, and formerly part of Cleveland until 1996. Much of Teesside is notorious with heavy industry due to its proximity to the North Sea and the discovery of ironstone in the Cleveland Hills, which supplied the blast furnaces located along the coast.

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