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WHY INSTRUCT AN EXPRESS CONVEYANCING SOLICITOR IN LIVERPOOL?

As a former European Capital of Culture and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Liverpool is a popular city in the north west of England. Liverpool is a popular residential location for many including students, investors, locals and people relocating to seek work. If you are considering a move to Liverpool, north west England or the surrounding area, our Conveyancing Solicitors in Liverpool are on hand to help.

OUR EXPERTISE

Here in Express Conveyancing, our conveyancing solicitors in Liverpool are primed to assist with your next property sale, purchase, transfer or remortgage in Liverpool and across England and Wales. We have the expertise to handle both residential and commercial property transactions with ease. We also work with wide range of estate agents, auctioneers, financial advisors and mortgage brokers across the country meaning we have well recognised networks for any type of property transaction, whether it is through an estate agent, an auction or a private sale, and irrespective of the way in which you are financing the transaction.

BENEFITS OF INSTRUCTING THROUGH EXPRESS CONVEYANCING

Each one of our clients that instruct through Express will get a named conveyancing solicitor alongside as a dedicated case manager through our national panel of conveyancing solicitors. The benefit being is that you will always be able to get in touch with someone to find out what stage your transaction is at currently and an idea of the next steps. We work in partnership with some of the finest firms in England and Wales and have developed our working practices to make sure we complement the conveyancing process. We work to provide support to you and your conveyancing solicitor where needed.

We provide regular updates through our online case tracking system, which can be accessed 24 hours a day and 7 days a week meaning you can keep a track of what is happening on your file and when and get in touch with your conveyancing solicitors Liverpool .

We offer no completion, no legal fee to all clients on all of our first transactions, regardless of the reason. The only exceptions are the few initial disbursements payable to third parties. When contacting us, we will provide you with a clear quotation, fully illustrating what you will need to pay for the conveyancing process. We do not work on the basis of hidden fees. All of this helps manage the cost of conveyancing solicitors.

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LIVERPOOL

The city of Liverpool is one of thirty six metropolitan boroughs in England, and one of five in Merseyside. The remaining four being Knowsley, St Helen’s, Sefton and Wirral. Liverpool has a population of around 500,000 with many more living in the wider metropolitan area. Liverpool was granted city status in 1880 after having been a settlement since 1207.

Liverpool’s prime location on the infamous River Mersey and proximity to the coast and the Irish Sea has given rise to the city’s rich maritime history. The import and export of freight, cargo, cotton and coal was and is regularly see in Liverpool. The turn of the 19th century saw Liverpool used as the main departure port for English and Irish people emigrating to North America.

The city has been home and in some cases, the port of registration, of a number of famous ships and cruise lines such as the Cunard and White Star Lines, the RMS Titanic, RMS Lusitania, RMS Queen Mary, RMS Queen Elizabeth and RMS Olympic. The RMS Titanic famously sank in April 1912 after hitting an iceberg and the RMS Lusitania sank in 1915 after being hit by a German U-boat, both of which resulted in the loss of many lives.

Liverpool’s reputation as a cultural capital is unsurprising given the number of famous singers, bands, actors and actresses who originated in the city. The musician list includes the Beatles, Gerry and The Pacemakers and the Zutons. As many as 56 number one hit singles have originated from Liverpool and as a result, the city hosts a number of international music festivals throughout the year. Actresses originating in Liverpool include Cilla Black, Kim Cattrall, Sunetra Sarker, Alison Steadman and Claire Sweeney. Whilst the actor list includes Ken Dodd, Paul O’Grady and Les Dennis. The long running soap opera, Brookside, which ran for 21 years from 1982 to 2003 was based in Liverpool, along with Peaky Blinders, Fantastic Beasts and Sherlock Holmes. The city also benefits from a large number of art galleries, museums, listed buildings and parks, second only to London. Two football teams are based in the city, Liverpool Football Club and Everton Football Club and Liverpool based Aintree Racecourse is the location for the Grand National held annually.

Being a port city has resulted in a wide range of diversity amongst residents. Liverpool has a well established communities as a result and is now considered a vibrant city to visit and is a tourist hotspot. Locals are known as Scousers, which actually originates from the name of a popular local dish known as Scouse, a lamb stew similar in nature of Irish Stew or Lamb Hotpot. Scouse originated from a stew popular amongst European sailors.

Get in touch with one of our team of conveyancing solicitors Liverpool 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.

NORTH WEST OF ENGLAND

Whilst Liverpool forms part of Merseyside, there are four other counties that make up the North West of England.

Cheshire

Located South of Greater Manchester and bordering Wales, Cheshire is a rural county which covers 905 square miles. The county town is Chester, a cathedral city, and other towns within the boundaries of Cheshire are Warrington, Crewe, Congleton, Knutsford, Macclesfield, Nantwich, Wilmslow and Widnes to name a few. Chester was named in the Domesday book and today is known for chemical production, and the production of cheese, salt and milk. Cheshire has two large areas of green belt land and the counties clay plains separate the North Welsh hills and the Peak district. Cheshire has long been known as a popular residential location, with properties suiting all price ranges and lifestyle requirements. Our team of conveyancing solicitors Cheshire are ready and waiting to help with your next home move. The beautiful rural county has a number of specialist requirements when it comes to property and as we have been working in the area for a great number of years, our conveyancing solicitors in Cheshire have just the expertise needed to help you.

Cumbria

Cumbria is the county at the most North of England on the West coast and shares a border with Scotland. Cumbria is highly rural and is considered very sparsely populated. It is home to the infamous UNESCO World Heritage Site, being the Lake District National Park and also benefits from a proportion of the Yorkshire Dales National Park in the south-east of the county. Cumbria is the site of England’s tallest peak, being Scafell Pike and also a section of Hadrian’s Wall. Cumbria is popular with those looking for a quieter pace of life or those looking for a holiday home, our team of conveyancing solicitors in Cumbria can assist with your next purchase.

Greater Manchester

Great Manchester is a metropolitan county made up of ten metropolitan boroughs. The city of Manchester is a popular city in the North of England and is a popular place to live, work and study, with a good range of affordable options for home buyers and investors. To find out more about our conveyancing solicitors in Manchester, please visit our page here

Lancashire

Lancashire is located between Cumbria to the North and Greater Manchester to the South. Over the years the borders of Lancashire have changed and some areas that are now considered part of Greater Manchester still use Lancashire in their postal address, such as Oldham and Bury. Much of Lancashire grew during the Industrial Revolution especially as mill towns processing cotton and collieries. For those looking for a character property, the Lancashire mill towns are full of older properties at affordable prices just ready for you to move into a make your mark on them. Let our team of conveyancing solicitors Lancashire guide you though the process of purchasing a character property.
At only 20 minutes from central Manchester, Bury is known as a small, friendly and somewhat rural part of the North west with a wide variety of properties available in both villages and towns. Our conveyancing solicitors in Bury have been working in the Northwest for some time and have the experience needed to handle properties located here, as well as nationally if you are moving from out of area. Contact our team of conveyancing solicitors Bury for an informal chat about how we can help.

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Contact our team of Liverpool Conveyancing Solicitors today on 0800 799 9892 or hello@express-conveyancing.co.uk Click get a quote at the top of our page.

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