Conveyancing in Dorset

Dorset is a picturesque county on the south coast of England. With an area of over 1,000 square miles and a population of around 750,000, there’s a wide range of housing across the county to suit all kinds of tastes and budgets. At My Home Move Conveyancing we’ve been developing our knowledge of property markets like Dorset since 2001, allowing us to bring our clients in the county an outstanding, specialist conveyancing service.

When buying or selling property in Dorset, you’ll need the services of property lawyers to help you complete the necessary legal work.

My Home Move Conveyancing offers an award winning level of customer service, which will make moving home easier for you. We combine an innovative use of technology with unrivalled experience and a dedicated, positive approach to our work.

We assign you with a dedicated conveyancer who’ll oversee your case from start to finish, providing you with a consistent point of contact and regular progress updates. You’ll also have access to your account online as part of our market-leading service. At My Home Move Conveyancing we’re proud to have supply our conveyancing services in Dorset to customers purchasing a variety of homes across the area, including properties in county town Dorchester, largest settlement Bournemouth, slightly more inland towns such as Christchurch and seaside spots like Poole and Weymouth.

Dorset has long been inhabited by humans, with evidence of Neolithic settlement in the county. From Celtic tribes to Roman conquering, Saxon settlement and Viking raids, coastal Dorset has seen plenty of action over the years. The county’s landscapes range from picturesque stretches of coastline including the striking Jurassic Coast, to chalk downs and steep limestone ridges, making Dorset a great place to live if you like to explore the great outdoors.

As a rural county with a strong agricultural heritage, there aren’t any motorways in Dorset, with the closest being the M5 which passes to the west of the county, and the M27 which starts near Southampton and leads to the M3 and on to London. Major trunk roads such as the A31, A35 and A303 connect different parts of Dorset to each other, while two main railway lines link the county to London. There are plenty of bus services around Dorset, which has two passenger seaports and an airport in Bournemouth.

Most of Dorset’s education is covered by Dorset County Council, which mainly operates a two tier system of primary and secondary schools. There’s a wide range of options for parents with children to take into account, including a selection of privately funded independent schools and boarding schools. Further education colleges are available in most of the county’s biggest towns, while Bournemouth has its own university if you’re looking for higher education facilities.

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.