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Conveyancing Solicitors In Enfield

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  • Fixed Fee Conveyancing Quote*
  • No Completion, No Fee**
  • Residential and commercial
    property specialists
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WHY INSTRUCT AN EXPRESS CONVEYANCING SOLICITOR IN ENFIELD?

Enfield is a prime outer London borough offering residents a combination of green belt land and open space and excellent transport links for commuting, and also an exciting regeneration project, which can only enhance the borough itself. Our conveyancing solicitors in Enfield offer prime cost-effective conveyancing services. Contact one of our team today to talk through your next property move to discuss how we work to get the best service for you.

OUR EXPERTISE

Our specialism is all aspects of conveyancing, be it is residential or commercial property in question, and no matter of whether the property is being bought or sold through an estate agent, privately or through auction, we can assist you. We have knowledge in and a team of conveyancing solicitors Enfield ready to handle remortgages, gifted properties and transfers of equities. We have been working with most estate agents and auctioneers around London and further afield through England and Wales, for a number of years so have the experience necessary to handle your property transaction. Trust our team of conveyancing solicitors in Enfield make your next property transaction as stress free as possible.

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF INSTRUCTING THROUGH EXPRESS CONVEYANCING

One of the most commonly asked questions when clients approach us is what are the benefits of instructing through Express Conveyancing?

We operate as a panel manager working together with a number of carefully selected conveyancing firms around the UK and have been doing so for a significant length of time. All firms are personally selected and a good working relationship built so we can offer our clients a unique combination of customer service and good quality conveyancing. All clients instructing through Express are allocated a named conveyancing solicitor who will carry out the legal side of their transaction from initial instruction, through enquiries and responses, finance details and finally onto completion, with many steps in between. At the same time, all clients are allocated an Express Case Manager who is on hand to guide you through the complexities of the process and provide support to you when needed.

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We are on hand to answer questions and provide support to our conveyancers to ensure the transaction is advanced as efficiently as possible and ensuring you are kept fully informed along the way.

We also offer no completion, no fee and transparency on fees so there should be no hidden costs with your transaction. If anything happens out of the ordinary, then we will always let you know at the first available opportunity so you can make an informed decision. We know how expensive the house buying and selling process can be and work hard to ensure costs are limited.

We provide clients with access to an online case management system where you can find updates, track your case and get in touch. We also ensure as much of the process is carried out online and remotely as we can, meaning you can work with us at a time and in a place that suits you.

All of the conveyancing solicitors Enfield we work with are regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) or The Council for Licensed Conveyancers (CLC), therefore you have the peace of mind that your solicitor has the training, knowledge and regulation required to handle you and your property.

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THE HISTORY OF ENFIELD

Like many of the outer boroughs of London to the North and West of the Capital, Enfield was originally part of the historic county of Middlesex. The London Borough of Enfield was formed in 1965 by merging Enfield, Edmonton and Southgate. It now sits around 10 miles from the city centre and shares a border with the M25, making it a prime commuter location.

The Borough of Enfield has a strong history with notable historic buildings and also prominence in the manufacturing industry, due to its proximity to the River Lea, early railways and road structures. Historic buildings with architectural importance located in the borough include St Andrew’s Church dating back to the 17th Century, All Saints Church from the 15th Century, Enfield Grammar School from the 16th Century, Forty Hall from the 17th Century, Grovelands from the 18th Century and Broomfield House from the 17th Century.

Interestingly, Enfield was the location of some of the earliest successful horticultural hothouses. In particular, the hothouses in Enfield had particular success with orange trees and myrtle. In fact, Enfield has a strong connection with market gardening and the industry surrounding this pre-World War II, with the Enfield produce being supplied to much of London and the surrounding area. Visitors can still see trees from the historic Enfield orchards in the Willow Estate area of the borough. Enfield Market, now governed by the Old Enfield Charitable Trust, has been running regularly since 1303, with the market square being built in 1632, except for a short time in the mid-1800s. In addition, the world’s first ATM machine was located in the Enfield branch of Barclays bank in 1967.

Looking at the industrial history of the borough, Enfield is home to the former Royal Small Arms Factory located at Enfield lock. This factory produced famous Enfield rifles and was infamous for the production and supply of British military rifles, muskets and swords. Later the world renowned Lee Enfield rifle was produced here and was used during both World Wars. Over time, more than 2 million rifles were made here and over 9,500 people were employed at the factory at its peak. The production of Bricks for building was also prominent in the Enfield area until the 1950s with both red and yellow bricks produced to overcome the shortage of stone suitable for building in London. Enfield Grammar School was built using locally produced bricks and many garden walls in the borough have been made using defective bricks. In 1976, the last known brickworks in the area ceased production.

Whilst poet John Keats was born in Moorgate, he attended the more affordable school in Enfield, than its counterparts of Harrow and Eton. It is thought that the more family feel of Enfield Grammar School encouraged Keats love of poetry, the classics and history.

LIVING IN THE LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD

Enfield has long since been a popular location to settle and raise a family. It is a prime commuter location with a number of different housing options. The borough benefits from in excess of 900 hectares of parks and open spaces, meaning approximately one tenth of the borough is given over to public open space. Over 27 miles of river also pass through the borough. It is easy to understand why many people seek a home here, due to its perfect combination of access to green belt land, good schools and facilities and commuting options.

Gentleman’s Row and River View in the centre of Enfield town are home to some of the prime Georgian and Victorian Houses found in the borough, which naturally attract high price tags. Across the remainder of the borough, like many of its neighbours, we find a mixture of Victorian houses, those from 1920s and 1930s, detached and semi-detached homes, terraced housing and modern flats. At the time of writing, the average house price across Enfield is around £450,00-£500,000.

With building work commencing in 2023, a significant programme of regeneration is happening in the borough. The Meridian Water Project is a council regeneration policy costing £65 billion and estimated to take 25 years. Its vision is to eventually create 10,000 homes, of which 4,000 will be in the affordable category. The project aims to help ease the burden of the London housing crisis, provide homes for local people and generate jobs in the area. It hopes to generate jobs through construction, but also by attracting businesses to relocate to Enfield due to excellent transport links and high-speed internet provision plans. The project is also working hard to meet several environmental targets which include becoming carbon neutral by 2030, including 30% open space for the public within the development and using at least 30% recycled, local or natural materials.


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Contact our team today to discuss your next conveyancing transaction. You can get in touch either via telephone on 0800 799 9892, 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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