Conveyancing in Milton Keynes

Buying a house in Milton Keynes

Due to Milton Keynes proximity to London (the capital lies around 45 miles away), Milton Keynes is popular among commuters. If you’re thinking of buying or selling property in Milton Keynes, you’ll need to instruct a property lawyer, known as a conveyancer, to carry out the legal work on your behalf.

For your conveyancing in Milton Keynes, we provide access to expert conveyancers who are there to help you through your move, whether you’re looking to buy a modern apartment in the city centre, move to a family home in Great Holm, or sell your investment property in Wolverton.

At My Home Move Conveyancing, we also provide access to eWay, our online portal that helps you to keep track of your move. It allows you to see conveyancer updates, review forms and upload documents from the comfort of your home, at a time suited to you.

To get a free, personalised quote for your conveyancing in Milton Keynes, use our online calculator.

Living in Milton Keynes

Milton Keynes began life as a generation of new towns that were designed to relieve some of the housing congestion that was affecting London. Its location is strategically equidistant from Birmingham, Leicester, Oxford, Cambridge and London, and there is a wide variety of property to reflect the range of people that would be attracted, from high-specification new builds to older and more traditional homes. The area is blessed with its share of culture, including a couple of museums and galleries, and the National Bowl, a wonderful live entertainment venue.

As you would expect of a place with such a location, transport is excellent in Milton Keynes. The central railway station provides inner-city services, while the M1 motorway passes to the eastern side of town.

Families with children can select from a range of good schools in the area, including St Thomas Aquinas Catholic Primary School, Ousedale School, Oakgrove School and the private Webber Independent School.