Residential Property Solicitor

We are looking for an experienced and client-centred Residential Property Solicitor to join our outstanding and progressive law firm. This is an excellent opportunity for a qualified legal professional who is passionate about residential conveyancing, committed to exceptional service, and eager to advance their property law career in an inclusive and collaborative environment. This is a permanent, full-time role based remotely. Key Responsibilities in Residential Property Law and Conveyancing Manage a diverse caseload of residential conveyancing matters from inception to completion, including sales, purchases, transfers of equity, leasehold and freehold properties, and re-mortgages. Provide tailored, expert advice to clients regarding all aspects of residential property transactions, safeguarding their interests throughout the conveyancing process. Draft, review, and negotiate contracts, transfer documents, and other associated legal papers efficiently and accurately. Conduct due diligence including reviewing title deeds, raising and dealing with enquiries, and identifying and resolving legal issues affecting property transactions. Liaise professionally with clients, estate agents, mortgage lenders, brokers, and other solicitors, ensuring proactive communication and efficient progress of cases. Ensure compliance with SRA, AML, GDPR, and firm protocols at all stages, maintaining accurate and complete client records in the case management system. Deliver clear, empathetic explanations to clients, providing excellent service and guiding them through each step of their property transaction. Participate actively in team knowledge-sharing, training, and the continuous improvement of the residential conveyancing department. Essential Skills and Experience for Residential Property Solicitors Qualified Solicitor (England & Wales) with current experience handling residential property law and conveyancing matters in a law firm setting. Comprehensive technical knowledge of the conveyancing process for freehold and leasehold properties, re-mortgages, transfers of equity, and new build transactions. Strong drafting, analytic, and problem-solving abilities, with meticulous attention to detail and effective caseload management. Outstanding interpersonal and communication skills, capable of translating complex legal points in a clear and supportive manner to all clients. Demonstrable commitment to high standards of client care and the ability to build long-lasting client relationships. Collaborative approach to working within a high-performing, supportive team environment, with a keenness for professional development. Proficiency in digital tools, including experience with legal case management software and Microsoft Office applications. Membership of Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS) or working towards is advantageous but not essential. Benefits and Support for Your Professional Growth Competitive salary and benefits package, including pension contributions and flexible working arrangements. Ongoing training, mentoring, and career development opportunities within a growing and respected property law practice. Modern office facilities and access to innovative legal technology to enhance client service delivery.