by Tony Lilleystone, Legal Manager
Get a quote for Conveyancing in Worcester
Worcester offers the perfect balance between provincial beauty and modern urban living, and with growing numbers of buyers looking to relocate to the city, the caseload of Conveyancing Solicitors in Worcester will continue to increase.
Local agents have suggested that the intensification of interest in moving to Worcester is thanks to the quality of life available in Worcestershire, combined with the fact that property prices in the area have yet to succumb to over-inflation seen elsewhere in the country.
The area south of the Worcester Cathedral, where the old porcelain factory has been converted and developed, is one of the most sought-after places to buy, along with the Diglis Docks redevelopment where several developers are selling newly-converted apartments.
Worcester itself is served by Foregate and Shrub Hill rail stations in the city centre, and there is convenient access to the M5 motorway for those aiming to enjoy easy access to the coast.
A common concern for Conveyancing Solicitors in Worcester involves identifying the risk of radon gas exposure. When acting on behalf of purchasers, your Conveyancing Solicitor should tell you whether the house you are buying is likely to be affected.
Local authority searches carried out by Conveyancing Solicitors in Worcester reveal some areas in the vicinity will contain higher than average concentrations of the gas. Recently, standard environmental Conveyancing searches conducted during transactions in the Berkeley Heywood area of Worcester revealed exposure to the gas to be an issue requiring attention, as this radioactive gas can cause serious health problems after prolonged exposure. Your Conveyancing Solicitor will recommend to you solution to protect your home; for example, by increasing sub-floor ventilation.
Conveyancing Solicitor Catherine Williams assisted the purchasers of a dwelling located on Brecon Avenue, Worcester, WR4. The issue of radon gas arose during the Conveyancing process, but Catherine quickly advised her clients on what measures to take to mitigate the risk, which led to swift completion of the transaction.
The recommended limit, known as the ‘action level’, will be on record with the local authority and indicates the estimated percentage of dwellings at or above the action level. To find out if a particular building is affected it is necessary for a test to be carried out, further information can be obtained from UK Radon.
The local council serving residents and home owners in Worcester is Worcester City Council, located at Orchard House, Farrier Street, Worcester, WR1 3BB.
These law firms acted for the other side in recent property transactions:
If you are buying or selling a home in the area, contact Fridaysmove on 0330 660 0286 to instruct Conveyancing Solicitors in Worcester familiar with local issues outlined above.
You can also obtain an instant Worcester Conveyancing Quote online now, and instruct a Solicitor for your move today..
Looking for Conveyancing Solicitors in Worcester?
service and location
Nationwide coverage for all services, from our growing network of local offices.
0330 660 0286
Local rate including mobiles
