Residential Conveyancing
Expert residential conveyancing solicitors – serving Brighouse, Calderdale and West Yorkshire
At Valerie Holmes Law, we pride ourselves on being a one-stop shop for all things residential conveyancing. Based in Brighouse and serving the surrounding areas, we have excellent knowledge of the local housing market. We also offer our services nationally, covering both residential and commercial conveyancing.
We understand that buying or selling a home can quickly become overwhelming. Working with us means having the support you need to make the process smoother and less stressful. Our experience in residential conveyancing ensures everything runs efficiently. Having a lawyer in your corner provides confidence and clarity at every stage.
What is residential conveyancing?
The legal industry can be full of unfamiliar terms, which can make an already complex process feel even more daunting, especially if it’s your first time navigating property transactions. But we’re here to keep things simple.
Residential conveyancing is the legal process of buying and selling residential property, including transferring the title from one owner to another. While it might sound straightforward, property transactions often involve many legal complexities. That’s why having a specialist local property lawyer makes all the difference.
The Valerie Holmes Law team is committed to providing high-quality conveyancing services to Brighouse, the surrounding areas, and beyond.
How much does residential conveyancing cost?
The cost of residential conveyancing varies depending on the property and the complexity of the transaction. Factors such as the property’s value and the type of legal work involved will influence the total fee. Generally, higher-value properties may incur higher conveyancing costs. There may also be additional fees depending on the services required.
At Valerie Holmes Law, we ensure our clients are clear on pricing. That’s why we’ve created a fee table on our Fees page to give you an idea of what to expect.
How long does residential conveyancing take?
Just like costs, the time required for residential conveyancing depends on several factors. Whether or not the property is part of a chain, and the responsiveness of all parties (buyer, seller, solicitor, and mortgage lender) can all affect the timeline.
Generally, the national average for property transactions is between 14 and 20 weeks. Some transactions may take less or more time depending on individual circumstances. At Valerie Holmes Law, we aim to complete every transaction as efficiently as possible while maintaining thorough legal work.
Choosing Valerie Holmes
Property transactions can feel overwhelming, especially when combined with the stress of moving home. Delays or complications with legal work can add to that pressure. That’s where we come in.
At Valerie Holmes Law, we take pride in supporting our clients every step of the way, keeping you updated on progress and answering any questions you have throughout the process.
Here’s what you can expect from us:
So you know how much your conveyancing will cost from start to finish.
Our Friendly team
A friendly team that responds quickly to calls and emails.
Proactivity
We will chase the other side and push for progress. No delays will ever come from our side.
Regular updates
So you always know what’s going on.



