Local conveyancing · Kent
Find a Trusted Conveyancing Solicitor in Kent
Buying or selling a home in Kent? Conveyancing Solicitors Kent gets you a fixed-fee quote from a regulated Kent conveyancing solicitor who knows the local searches and property issues, from Canterbury and Thanet to Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells.
- SRA or CLC-regulated firms only
- Clear fixed-fee quotes
- Free to use, no obligation
Our services
Conveyancing for every kind of move
Choose a service to see what’s involved, how long it takes and what it costs.
All conveyancing services, including new build, transfer of equity and shared ownership ›
Why local matters
Why Kent home movers choose Conveyancing Solicitors Kent
Kent homes come with local questions: coastal flood risk, listed buildings, conservation areas and the old coalfield. We match you with a regulated solicitor who deals with them every week, and you can check any firm on the SRA’s register of solicitors.
Local knowledge
- Solicitors with offices in Kent
- The right searches for your area
- Leasehold and new-build experience
- Practical advice on Kent property issues
A straightforward service
- SRA or CLC-regulated firms only
- Clear fixed-fee quotes
- Free to use, no obligation
Kent property news
Latest news for Kent home movers
- Bank of England Base Rate: What the Latest Decision Means for Kent Movers
Bank Rate is 4% after the Bank of England raised it on 5 November 2026. What the latest decision means for Kent buyers, sellers and remortgages, with recent Bank Rate history. Updated after every decision. - Budget 2026: What It Means for Kent Home Movers
Budget 2026 left Stamp Duty unchanged. What the new Your First Home scheme, the Lifetime ISA change, landlord tax and the £2m council tax surcharge mean for Kent home movers. - Leasehold Reform 2026: What It Means for Kent Flat Owners
Leasehold is changing in England, but slowly. What has already changed, what is planned for ground rents, lease extensions and new flats, and what it means for Kent buyers and sellers.
How it works
Three simple steps to your quote
- 1
Tell us about your move
Choose sale, purchase or both, and add a few details. It takes about 2 minutes.
- 2
We match you locally
We match you with a regulated firm that handles moves in your part of Kent.
- 3
Get a fixed-fee quote
A clear breakdown of legal fees and disbursements. Instruct only if you’re happy.
Costs
What conveyancing costs in Kent
Legal fees for buying a freehold home in Kent typically run from £900 to £1,500 + VAT, plus searches and other disbursements. Your quote itemises every cost. Stamp duty is separate: check the current rates on GOV.UK.
| Service | Typical legal fee (+ VAT) |
|---|---|
| Buying a freehold | £900–£1,500 |
| Selling a freehold | £800–£1,300 |
| Buying a leasehold | £1,200–£1,900 |
| Transfer of equity | £300–£600 |
Your town
Know your town before you instruct
Every Kent town page explains the local searches, risks and property types your solicitor will check, so there are no surprises.
CanterburyHerne BayWhitstableMargateRamsgateAshfordFolkestoneDoverDealBroadstairsFavershamBirchingtonMaidstoneSittingbourneTunbridge WellsSevenoaksRochesterGillinghamDartfordTonbridgeChathamGravesendHytheWestgate-on-SeaAll 35 Kent towns →
Kent at a glance
Moving in KentCoastal or riverside home? Your solicitor should order a flood search. Sales: HM Land Registry, Kent and Medway, Sep 2025 to Aug 2026. Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Reviews
What our customers say
Efficient service, I found the system simple and easy to use.. I would defiantly recommended the service to my friends.
Whole process was good, purchase was really well managed. Communication was clear and quick
Estate or letting agent in Kent?
Introduce your buyers and sellers to Conveyancing Solicitors Kent, and we’ll match them with a regulated local firm that keeps sales moving.
How much does conveyancing cost in Kent?
Legal fees for buying a freehold home in Kent typically run from £900 to £1,500 + VAT, plus searches, Land Registry fees and other disbursements. Selling usually costs a little less, and leasehold a little more. Every quote you get through Conveyancing Solicitors Kent is itemised, so there are no surprises.
How long does conveyancing take?
Most straightforward freehold purchases in Kent take around 8 to 14 weeks from offer accepted to completion. Chains, leasehold flats, new builds and slow mortgage offers can add time. Instructing a solicitor as soon as your offer is accepted is the easiest way to save weeks.
Is Conveyancing Solicitors Kent a law firm?
No. Conveyancing Solicitors Kent is a free introduction service. We match you with an independent conveyancing firm regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) or the Council for Licensed Conveyancers (CLC), and that firm carries out your legal work.
Do I need a conveyancing solicitor or a licensed conveyancer?
Either can handle your move. Conveyancing solicitors are regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and licensed conveyancers by the Council for Licensed Conveyancers, and both specialise in residential property. We introduce Kent home movers to regulated conveyancers and property solicitors, so you get a fixed-fee quote either way.
Who sees my details?
Only the regulated firm or firms that quote for your move, so they can prepare your quote and contact you about it. We never sell your details or use them for marketing.
What if my purchase or sale falls through?
Terms differ between firms, so ask what you’d pay before you instruct. Costs already paid out on your behalf, such as searches, are usually still due.
Which Kent towns do you cover?
We cover the whole county, including Canterbury, Herne Bay, Whitstable, Thanet, Ashford, Maidstone, Folkestone, Dover, Deal, Tunbridge Wells, Sevenoaks, Dartford and Gravesend. See every Kent town we cover.
Useful official links: SRA register of solicitors · Stamp Duty Land Tax (GOV.UK) · Buying or selling your home (GOV.UK)
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