Conveyancing in Wolverhampton

Found to the north-west edge of the West Midlands Metropolitan Area, Wolverhampton is a medium sized city with a population of around 250,000.

It enjoys an excellent location close to the bright lights of Birmingham, as well as being a short drive from the Shropshire Hills and Wyre Forest, giving homebuyers in the area the best of both worlds. At My Home Move Conveyancing, we’ve been tailoring our knowledge of property markets like the one in Wolverhampton allowing us to bring our clients a market-leading conveyancing service.

If you want to buy or sell property in Wolverhampton, you need to instruct property lawyers to complete the legal work for you.

If you instruct My Home Move Conveyancing for your conveyancing in Wolverhampton you will benefit from our award winning customer service, intimate knowledge of the local market and a revolutionary use of technology.

You’ll be assigned a dedicated conveyancer who’ll oversee everything for you, looking after all aspects of your case from start to finish and regularly providing clear updates on your progress. You’ll also have access to your account online, so you can upload documents and check up on things whenever you want.

Recorded in the Domesday Book, Wolverhampton has a long and rich history. The wealth generated from factories and mills during the industrial revolution led to the building of mansions and manors in the surrounding landscape, including Wightwick Manor and Tettenhall Towers, which can still be enjoyed today. There’s plenty to keep residents busy in modern Wolverhampton; whether that’s catching a show at The Grand Theatre, strolling in the grounds of Himley Hall or animal spotting at neighbouring Dudley’s zoo.

Wolverhampton is an excellent option if you work over in Birmingham, with both regular rail services and now the Midland Metro tram system connecting the two cities. At Wolverhampton’s main station, you’ll find regular trains to the capital and northwards to Manchester, while the M5 and M6 come conveniently close to town for car commuters, and good local roads get you to local towns such as Walsall, West Bromwich and Cannock. The nearest major airport to Wolverhampton is Birmingham International.

Those looking into education options in the city will be pleased by what they find. For younger ones, potential schools include Dunstall Hill Primary and Grove Primary, while secondary options include Ormiston SWB Academy and The Royal School – the latter being one of the country’s few state boarding options. For higher education, there’s the University of Wolverhampton or City of Wolverhampton College.

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.