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Freehold means that you own the title of the land and all the buildings on it. Leasehold means that you just have a lease from the freeholder (sometimes called the landlord) to use the property for a number of years. If the property has a management agent or share of a freehold then select leasehold for the purpose of a quote
- Freehold
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I'm buying with a mortgage
- I'm buying with a mortgage
New build property
- New build property
This is a second or investment property purchase
- This is a second or investment property purchase
Second purchase

Government legislation requires an additional 3% stamp duty land tax to be added on all second properties.
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- I am a first time buyer
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Selling tenure*
The property is…

Selling Tenure

Freehold means that you own the title of the land and all the buildings on it.  Leasehold means that you just have a lease from the freeholder (sometimes called the landlord) to use the home for a number of years. If the property has a management agent or share of a freehold then select leasehold for the purpose of a quote
- Freehold
- Leasehold
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- I already have a mortgage on this property
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Remortgaging Tenure

Freehold means that you own the title of the land and all the buildings on it.  Leasehold means that you just have a lease from the freeholder (sometimes called the landlord) to use the home for a number of years. If the property has a share of a freehold then select leasehold for the purpose of a quote
- Freehold
- Leasehold
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Sample quotes

The following information is based on a typical quote for houses valued at £250,000.

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Buying and Selling
Re-Mortgaging
Transfer of Equity

£250,000 Freehold Property

For Buying

Our Legal Fee

£699

File Opening Fee

£150

Stamp Duty Land Tax Fee

£30

Stamp Duty

£0

Land Registry Fee

£150

Land Registry Searches

£20

Search Packs

£275

VAT (where applicable)

£234.80

Total

£1558.80

For Selling

Our Legal Fee

£699

File Opening Fee

£150

Copies

£28

VAT (where applicable)

£175.40

Total

£1052.40

£250,000 Leasehold Property

For Buying

Our Legal Fee

£699

File Opening Fee

£150

Leasehold Fee

£495

Stamp Duty Land Tax Fee

£30

Stamp Duty

£0

Land Registry Fee

£150

Land Registry Searches

£20

Search Packs

£275

VAT (where applicable)

£333.80

Total

£2152.80

For Selling

Our Legal Fee

£699

File Opening Fee

£150

Leasehold Fee

£495

Copies

£56

VAT (where applicable)

£280

Total

£1680.00

£250,000 Freehold Property

For Remortgaging

Our Legal Fee

£299

Land Registry Fee

£40

Official Copies

£42

Arranging Search Indemnity

£30.60

VAT (where applicable)

£59.80

Total

£471.40

£250,000 Freehold Property

For Transfer of Equity

Our Legal Fee

£299

Land Registry Fee

£40

Official Copies

£42

Arranging Search Indemnity

£30.60

Stamp Duty Land Tax Fee

£50

VAT (where applicable)

£86.34

Total

£547.94

First Time Buyers

Handy advice for first time buyers, to help you on your way to buying your first property

Back to Help and Advice

First-time buyers guide

Buying your first house can seem like a pretty daunting prospect so we’ve put together a handy guide for first time buyers, which takes you through the steps you need to navigate.

First-time buyers guide

The process of buying a house

Our video on how to buy a house explains step by step, all you need to know about what happens after your offer is accepted.

The process of buying a house

New build conveyancing explained

With new builds you usually have to commit to your purchase before the building work is complete, making the conveyancing process different compared to buying an older home. Find out more here.

New build conveyancing explained

Category Articles

What are conveyancing fees?

When you decide to buy or sell property, you’ll have to enlist the services of experts to help you through the process. Here we take a look at the main fees you can expect to pay during the conveyancing process, to help you budget accordingly.

What are conveyancing fees?

What’s the difference between leasehold and freehold?

Our handy guide explains the difference between freehold and leasehold properties.

What’s the difference between leasehold and freehold?

The process of buying a house

Our video on how to buy a house explains step by step, all you need to know about what happens after your offer is accepted.

The process of buying a house

Should you use a local solicitor for your conveyancing?

Should you go local or online for your conveyancing? We've highlighted the difference between the two so you can make up your own mind.

Should you use a local solicitor for your conveyancing?

What is a conveyancer and what does a conveyancer do?

When buying or selling a house you need a conveyancer to help with the legal process of transferring ownership from one person to another.

What is a conveyancer and what does a conveyancer do?

What is conveyancing?

Whether you’re getting your foot on the property ladder or moving into your forever home, the buying process can feel overwhelming. You’ll need to consider conveyancing, which you can’t buy a property without.

What is conveyancing?

Help to Buy schemes

Help to Buy schemes have been designed to make buying a house easier and more affordable. Find out about the schemes available.

Help to Buy schemes

What is an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)?

When buying or selling a house, energy certificates help show how efficient a property with the energy it uses, which is important both for cost and environmental reasons.

What is an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)?

Joint tenants vs tenants in common

Joint tenancy and tenancy in common are types of co-ownership on a property. We’ll take you through what each one means

Joint tenants vs tenants in common

Questions to ask your conveyancer

Whether you’re buying or selling a house, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, but as long as you choose a reputable conveyancer, they’ll be happy to answer any queries you may have. Here we take a look at the top questions to ask your conveyancer early on in the process.

Questions to ask your conveyancer

What to expect once you’ve instructed your conveyancer

Watch our short video to find out what happens once you’ve accepted your conveyancing quote and instructed your conveyancer

What to expect once you’ve instructed your conveyancer

What is stamp duty?

Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) could be one of the major costs when buying a house. It’s not always payable for all buyers or properties however here we answer the most popular questions regarding stamp duty on property.

What is stamp duty?

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