Auction Property Conveyancing Solicitors

Property auctions can be an efficient and cost-effective way to buy and sell property. They are becoming increasingly popular, not only with developers looking for an investment opportunity, but also with homebuyers hoping to get more for their money.

However, buying and selling property at auction can be incredibly risky. Our specialist auction property solicitors can help give you advice, so you don’t end up taking more than you bargained for.

0800 987 8156

Receive friendly, expert advice for your property auction or sale

When it comes to buying and selling property at auction, we know exactly what our clients need. A member of our friendly team will be on hand to answer all queries throughout the process.
If you are looking to sell a property at auction, our experienced solicitors will put together the all-important legal pack. We will also carefully prepare the contract to ensure the sale runs as smoothly as possible. If the property is sold, our conveyancers see the transaction through to legal completion.

If you want to purchase a property at auction, you need to seek legal advice on the contract terms, title, and legal pack prior to auction. While you may be reluctant to pay for legal advice before winning a bid, it could end up saving you more in the long run. Remember, you cannot withdraw from an auction purchase without penalty. Once the hammer falls, you are restricted from making post-auction negotiations or enquiries. It is vital to consult a qualified solicitor and undertake legal due diligence prior to auction to avoid making a costly mistake.

For more information on buying and selling property at auction, check out our helpful guides.

Lenders we work with

Our conveyancers work with a wide range of lenders.

  • Accord Mortgages
  • Aldermore Mortgages
  • Alliance & Leicester
  • Bank of Ireland
  • Barclays
  • Barnsley
  • Britannia
  • Cambridge
  • Chelsea
  • Cheltenham & Gloucester
  • CHL
  • Co-Operative Bank
  • Coventry
  • Fleet
  • Generation Home
  • Godiva
  • Halifax (HBOS)
  • HBOS Redemptions
  • Handelsbanken
  • Hanley
  • Help to Buy
  • ING Direct
  • Kensington
  • Kent Reliance
  • Leeds
  • Leek United
  • Lloyds Banking group
  • Loughborough
  • Market Harborough
  • Marsden
  • Melton Mowbray
  • Mortgage Express
  • Mortgage Works
  • Nationwide
  • Newcastle Building Soicety
  • Northern Rock
  • Nottingham
  • NRAM
  • Pepper
  • Post Office
  • Paragon
  • Platform
  • Precise
  • Principality
  • Saffron Walden
  • Sainsburys
  • Santander
  • Skipton BS
  • TSB
  • United Trust Bank
  • Vida Home loans
  • Virgin
  • West Brom
  • Woolwich
  • Yorkshire
  • Zephyr
  • Attom
  • Bluestone Mortgages
  • Buckingham BS
  • Chorley BS
  • Clydesdalebank Yorkshire bank
  • Cynergy
  • Darlington BS
  • Dudley BS
  • Hinkley & Rugby
  • HSBC
  • IPSWICH BS
  • Leeds BS
  • Leek United
  • Livemore Capital
  • Melton Mowbray
  • Mommouthshire
  • National Counties
  • NatWest
  • Newcastle Building Soicety
  • RBS
  • The Mortgage Lender
  • Tipton & Cosley
  • TSB Bank
  • Virgin Money
  • West Brom BS

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Already have an auction property you’re interested in buying or selling? Get in touch with a member of our team for a tailored quote.

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0800 987 8156

Nicole Gibbs

Senior Associate (Solicitor)

James Kew

Managing Partner

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