Conveyancing in Stevenage

With a population of approximately 85,000, Stevenage is located in Hertfordshire in the southeast of England. Offering a close proximity to London, Stevenage is a popular commuter town, and therefore there is a strong demand for property in the area.

At My Home Move Conveyancing we have been developing our knowledge of local markets since 2002, allowing us to offer our clients in Stevenage a specialist conveyancing service.

If you wish to buy or sell property in Stevenage, you must instruct a lawyer to complete the legal work on your behalf.

Instruct us for your conveyancing in Stevenage to complete the necessary work and take advantage of our award winning levels of customer service, dedicated easy to use technology and thorough knowledge of the local market. At My Home Move Conveyancing we have made the most of our expertise of  local areas to assist customers across Stevenage, from desirable neighbourhoods in the older parts of town to the popular Great Ashby residential development.

With a history stretching back to Roman times, Stevenage is a town that has seen its population grow enormously over the past century. It was established as a new town in 1946, where a ring of towns around London were granted this status following the end of World War II. Modern Stevenage benefits from a range of leisure facilities, while there’s plenty of shops around Queensway and the Westgate.

It is the proximity to London that is a major draw for many when it comes to living in Stevenage, with the capital lying around 30 miles south of town. Trains to London Kings Cross station take only around 25 minutes, meaning Stevenage is a superb commuter town. The A1(M) motorway passes to the west of the town centre, offering easy access to London and Sheffield and Leeds in the north, while London Luton Airport is only around 10 miles away from Stevenage. It’s easy to get to nearby towns such as Hitchin, Welwyn Garden City, Hertford, St Albans and Hemel Hempstead.

There are plenty of schools in the area for families with children to consider, many of them built after the Second World War to cope with the influx of Londoners preferring to commute to the capital. Bennington C of E, St Margaret Clitherow Primary and Ashtree Primary and Nursery are among the options for younger children, while the choices at secondary level include Greenside School, the Nobel School and the Thomas Alleyne Academy, which can trace its heritage back to 1558.

We’re here to guide you into your new home. Working with experienced conveyancers and industry experts, we help to make your move as easy, cost-effective and convenient as possible.