Conveyancing Solicitors in Bromley

WHY INSTRUCT AN EXPRESS CONVEYANCING SOLICITOR IN BROMLEY?

As a popular London borough offering a wide range of housing options accessible to many, whilst also being within the prime commuter belt for London City Centre, our conveyancing solicitors in Bromley offer high quality conveyancing services at affordable prices. Get in touch with one of our team today to talk through your next property transaction to see how we can help get the best service for you.

OUR EXPERTISE

In short, we specialise in all aspects of conveyancing. Whether it is a residential property or commercial and regardless of whether the property is being bought or sold via an estate agent, privately or via auction, we can help you. We have experience in and a team of conveyancers ready to handle remortgages, transfers of equities and gifted properties. We have been working with the majority of estate agents and auctioneers around London and the rest of the country for a number of years now so have the experience necessary to handle your property matter. Let our team of conveyancing solicitors Bromley take the stress out of your next property transaction.

BENEFITS OF INSTRUCTING THROUGH EXPRESS CONVEYANCING

One of the most frequently asked questions of our team of conveyancing solicitors in Bromley is what are the benefits of instructing through Express Conveyancing? Well because we operate as a panel manager working in partnership with a number of carefully selected conveyancing firms around the UK and have been doing so for a significant length of time, we offer our clients a unique blend of customer service and good quality conveyancing. All clients instructing with us, will be given a named conveyancing solicitor who will carry out the legal side of their transaction from instruction, right through enquiries, finance details and finally onto completion. In addition, clients are given an Express Case Manager who is on hand to guide you through the complexities of the process. We provide support to you and the conveyancing to ensure the transaction is progressed as smoothly and timely as possible and ensuring you are kept fully updated along the way.

We also offer no completion, no fee and transparency of fees so there should be no hidden surprises with your transaction. We understand and appreciate how expensive house buying can be and work hard to ensure you are kept fully informed of our fees along the way.

We have an online case management system where you can obtain updates, track your case and contact us. We also work hard to ensure as much of the process is carried out online as we can, meaning you can work with us from the comfort of your own home, or at a time and place that suits you.

All of our conveyancing solicitors Bromley are regulated by either the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) or The Council for Licensed Conveyancers (CLC), so you have the peace of mind that your solicitor has the training, expertise and regulation required to handle your transaction and handle it well.

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BROMLEY

As one of the larger of the 32 London Boroughs and located to the South East of the city centre, Bromley is approximately 9.5 miles from Charing Cross and has a population of around 300,000-350,000 people. At least one half of the borough is rural in nature and is marked as protected green belt land.

THE HISTORY OF BROMLEY

Formerly an important market town, the area underwent a huge population boom in the 20th century and was eventually incorporated into Greater London in 1965.

Bromley is a leafy borough with a wide range of leisure facilities and is considered an important location in London for the retail industry ranking fourth below the West End, Croydon and Kingston upon Thames. Another competitor in the retail sector is Bluewater Shopping Centre in Dartford. The town also has a popular market which has been run in the area since at least 1205.

Bromley has a well established rail and bus network with direct links into the city centre, and the surrounding area.

The town of Bromley has been the home of a number of famous people, including authors H. G. Wells and Enid Blyton, and numerous television and music celebrities. Charles Darwin also lived in the borough from 1842, for 40 years, until his death in 1882.

The original Crystal Palace also famously stood in the borough after being relocated here following the Great Exhibition in Hyde Park in 1851. The building remained a popular attract until it was destroyed in 1936 as a result of a fire.

The borough is home to Biggin Hill Airport. This airport began life as an important location for the military, with the Royal Flying Corps during World War I and later for the Royal Air Force in World War II, and was known as RAF Biggin Hill. It was vitally important in the Second World War effort as it was one of the main bases for fighter aircraft, which were integral in the protection of London and the South East from German Luftwaffe attack. Both Spitfires and Hurricanes were based here. In 1958, the RAF began to move away from using Biggin Hill as one of their bases and the airport began to prepare for relocation of aircraft and transport from nearby Croydon Airport. The RAF eventually moved all activity away from the airport in 1992 in favour of RAF Cranwell. Today the airport is used as a civilian airport, mainly for private aircraft and flying displays.

HOUSING TYPES FOUND IN BROMLEY

Although it is recognised that there is a squeeze on affordable housing availability across all of the London boroughs, the borough of Bromley has historically provided more options that some of its neighbours. Approximately 70% of homes in the borough are privately owned, meaning there are less options for investors but many options for families and young professionals, especially those commuting to other parts of the city. Plans have been put in place for development within Bromley to provide more new housing stock. Due to the rapid increase in population flocking to the city of London as part of the Industrial revolution, a large number of houses in Bromley are Victorian in nature, with some later art deco architectural feature also seen, most notably in the cinema in Beckenham. The borough saw another increase in house building in the 1930s in a more retro style. Houses built were smaller and made of more affordable materials than their Edwardian and Victoria predecessors. Unfortunately however many were destroyed in the Blitz of World War II. Average house prices in the London Borough of Bromley are around £550,000 at the time of writing.

NEXT STEPS

Contact our friendly team today to talk through your next conveyancing transaction. You can get in touch either via telephone on 0800 799 8982, via email on hello@express-conveyancing.co.uk, via our contact us page here, or using the Get Quote button on our website.

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