Key issues to consider for Conveyancing in Bedfordshire

Fees on Bedfordshire conveyancing

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Bedford

The county of Bedfordshire covers a number of towns and cities. There are different websites for the various regions which can be checked for local information. The Bedford Borough website, for example, provides a vast amount of information including information about listed buildings, conservation areas, road works and planning issues. Your conveyancer will be responsible for checking through the results of the local authority search when received from the seller’s solicitor for any issues that may affect your property and to advise you accordingly.

Environmental Issues in Bedfordshire

There are a number of industrial sites in Bedford and these can be seen on the Bedford  Borough websitee.g. those that are based at Murdoch Road and Singer Way. It is important that your conveyancer carries out an environmental search to ascertain the impact of buying a property near an industrial site. This could affect future saleability of the property and is something that the lender (if buying with a mortgage) may need to know about.

New Build Properties in Bedfordshire

There are a number of new developments springing up across Bedfordshire, for example in Biggleswade and Leighton Buzzard.  Your conveyancer should be familiar with conveyancing involving new build properties since procedures are slightly different. Very often the property has not been completed when contracts are exchanged and a completion date is not agreed but the buyer will have to complete upon receiving 2 weeks notice from the seller’s solicitor.  There may also be cash incentives offered by the developer and these must be looked into properly by the conveyancer. The lender should be advised of any cash incentives, if buying with a mortgage.    

Open land surrounding properties in Bedfordshire

A number of properties in Dunstable have large open spaces around them. It is very important to check for rights of way over any lanes or footpaths if access is required. The deeds to the property and the property information forms completed by the seller should reveal such matters. Your conveyancer should inspect all documentation carefully and raise enquiries of the seller if clarification is needed.

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