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Conveyancing fees key takeaways:

  • Conveyancing fees cover the legal costs and disbursements of buying, selling, or remortgaging property
  • Legal fees typically range from £1,000-£2,500 depending on property value and complexity
  • Disbursements are third-party payments your conveyancer handles on your behalf
  • Some transactions need extra work - your conveyancer will explain any additional fees upfront
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What influences conveyancing fees?

Property price

High-value properties typically cost more due to increased complexity and responsibility for your conveyancer. Most firms scale their fees based on property price. 

Freehold vs leasehold

Leasehold properties involve extra work, such as reviewing lease terms and management packs. This additional legal work usually means higher fees.

Buyer vs seller

Buying typically requires more legal work than selling – including property searches, mortgage coordination, and detailed checks.

Complexity factors

New builds, gifted deposits, and shared ownership require additional legal work and documentation. These transactions typically involve extra fees.

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Typical conveyancing costs

You’ll likely come across varied pricing when researching conveyancing.

While you might find cheaper alternatives, our service focuses on combining expert legal support with modern technology to make your move as smooth as possible.

At Eden, we believe quality conveyancing requires proper time, attention, and expertise. Our fees reflect the level of service you'll receive - from dedicated support throughout your transaction to award-winning technology that keeps you informed every step of the way.

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What are disbursements?

Disbursements are expenses that your conveyancer pays on your behalf throughout the conveyancing process. They're added to your final payment.

They could include, but are not limited to:

  • Search packs (local, drainage, environmental)
  • Transfer fees
  • Bankruptcy search

Why are they separate to legal fees?

Disbursements are third-party costs your conveyancer can’t control – they’re set by organisations like the Land Registry and local councils. Separating them gives you transparency about what you’re paying for legal work versus essential checks and searches, helping you compare quotes fairly.

Why choose Eden?

Dedicated support

You’ll work with your dedicated conveyancer throughout your move. Benefit from personal attention and clear communication from start to finish.

Completely online

From our platform to ID checks, e-signatures, and document storage. Conveyancing powered by award-winning technology - faster, simpler, and completely digital.

Proactive communication

We get how important clear updates are. That’s why you’ll have 24/7 access to your case on any device, a real-time progress tracker and weekly updates delivered straight to your inbox.

National coverage

We have expert conveyancers across England and Wales, combining local knowledge with nationwide experience.

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Cheap conveyancing vs quality service

Low-cost firms or “cheap” conveyancers handle high volumes with minimal personal attention. What looks like a bargain often comes with hidden costs and delays.

Risks of budget conveyancing:

  • Hidden fees uncovered throughout the process
  • High caseloads cause delays and poor communication
  • Difficulty reaching your conveyancer when it’s most important
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Why quality matters

Buying or selling a home is one of, if not the biggest transaction you’ll ever make involving complex legal work and financial risk. Missed deadlines or overlooked issues can cost thousands.

Quality conveyancing means dedicated support from professionals who have time to handle your case properly and communicate clearly throughout the process.

Your conveyancing handled by professionals

Legal experts

Our team includes qualified solicitors and licensed conveyancers with years of property law experience. Each case is handled by professionals who understand the complexities of modern property transactions.

Industry regulated

Eden is regulated by the Council for Licensed Conveyancers (CLC). Our lawyers may also be personally regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA).

Trusted expert team

Our team has completed thousands of property transactions across England and Wales. We stay current with changing property law and use our expertise to guide clients through even the most complex cases. 

Conveyancing fees FAQs

What are conveyancing fees?

Conveyancing fees are the legal costs for buying, selling, or remortgaging property. They include your solicitor's fees plus essential third-party costs like searches and Land Registry charges.

Are conveyancing fees fixed?

Yes, Eden offers fixed-fee conveyancing with no hourly rates. You'll know exactly what you're paying upfront, with additional costs only applying if your transaction requires extra work like leasehold supplements.

When do I pay conveyancing fees?

You'll pay an upfront payment on account when instructing us, then the remaining balance on completion. We'll explain the exact payment schedule when you instruct Eden.

Are there any hidden costs?

No. Eden provides transparent, fixed-fee quotes with all potential costs explained upfront based on the information you provide us. 

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