Conveyancing in the City of London

Located in the southeast of England, London is a thriving global city and the beating heart of the United Kingdom. If you want to buy or sell property in the City of London, you need to instruct a conveyancer to complete the legal work for you.

At My Home Move Conveyancing, we provide access to expert conveyancers and innovative technology to help you through your home move. You’ll be assigned your own personal conveyancer who’ll oversee everything, taking care of all aspects of your conveyancing from beginning to end. You’ll also get access to our online portal, eWay, where you can track, monitor and progress your move with ease.

So whether you’re buying a studio flat on Fleet Street, an open-plan apartment near Liverpool Street, or an apartment overlooking the Thames River, My Home Move Conveyancing can help with your conveyancing in the City of London.

This bustling metropolis is among the most famous cities on the planet. Its origins date as far back as 1,000BC, founded by iron age tribes, but it was the Romans who named the city ‘Londinium’ and laid the groundwork for the city we see today. It’s conveniently located in the southeast of England, sprawling across both sides of the river Thames and following it right out towards its estuary.

While vast, its many parks and commons make it an incredibly livable and surprisingly leafy city, so it’s no wonder its property market is booming. There’s always something happening in London, with no end of activities to satisfy tourists and residents alike.

Due to its size and convenient location, London’s transport links are second to none. The London Underground connects much of the city; with its 11 lines and 270+ stations, few corners of the city, from East London and West London, and North London to South London are far from a stop. Even in those areas without a stop, heavy rail services provide a constant service into central London, where connecting services can be used to reach every corner of Britain, and even the continent via the channel tunnel. There are also more localised transport networks, such as the Croydon Tramlink and the DLR (Docklands Light Railway), while bus services are frequent, and the M25 motorway provides orbital access to the city by road. Transport links are also fantastic to other big cities in the UK, such as Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool, Leicester and on to Newcastle in the North East, and Cardiff in Wales.

There are a great range of primary and secondary schools located throughout the London area. It’s also a hub for higher education, with a huge number of specialised colleges and academies, while it’s universities are among the world’s best. These include Imperial College London, the University of London and the University of Westminster.

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.