Conveyancing in Trowbridge

Sitting on the River Biss, Trowbridge is the county town of Wiltshire. With a population of just 33,000, it provides all the urban amenities its residents need while striking the balance of feeling rural and relaxed. Consider its proximity to the Cotswolds, North Wessex Downs and the Mendip Hills, as well as the fast access it offers to the likes of Bath and Bristol, and it’s easy to see why there’s an active property market in the area. At My Home Move Conveyancing, we’ve been expanding our knowledge of markets like the one in Trowbridge since 2001, allowing us to bring our clients conveyancing in Trowbridge.

If you’re wanting to buy or sell a home in Trowbridge, you’ll need the help of property lawyers. They get to work on all the legal aspects of your case, and play a vital role in getting you through to completion.

At My Home Move Conveyancing, our excellent knowledge of the local market and industry leading customer service has allowed us to become England and Wales’ most recommended conveyancer. 

Once you start the process with us, we’ll put you in touch with your dedicated conveyancer, who’ll oversee your case from beginning to end. They’ll never be more than a phone call away, contacting you with regular updates by phone or through your online account, where you can check the status of things at a time that suits you. We’re pleased to provide our conveyancing services in Trowbridge to buyers and sellers across the area, from the middle of town to suburbs and villages like Paxcroft Mead, Hilperton Marsh and North Bradley.

Surrounded by countryside on the banks of the River Biss, Trowbridge has a long and fascinating history. Evidence suggests the area has been farmed for as many as 3,000 years, while the site of the modern-day town once housed a motte-and-bailey castle, something hinted at by its street layout. The wool industry boomed in Trowbridge during the industrial revolution, leading some to brand it as the “Manchester of the West”, and laying rise to a unique number of mills and factories – many of which stand to this day.

You’re spoilt for choice with nine different National Parks or Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty in a 70 kilometre radius of the town, though this does mean it’s not as well connected by road as some parts of the country. Nevertheless, it takes just under an hour to drive to Bristol and only 30 minutes to reach Bath. Rail services from the centre of Trowbridge reach the two even faster, and also run towards Salisbury and Southampton. The closest airport to the town is Bristol Airport, while Bournemouth and Southampton Airports are also well within reach.

Parents will be pleased to hear that school provision in the town is excellent. There are ten primary schools to choose from, with top options including Holbrook Primary and Mead Community Primary, as well as three secondary schools – all of which include a sixth form college. Those looking for higher education facilities will find a great range of courses at Wiltshire College’s campus in the town.

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.