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Conveyancing Fees Cost | House Buying Process Explained

Breakdown of average conveyancing fees and what they include for homebuyers in England.

Conveyancing Fees Cost | House Buying Process Explained

How Much Are Conveyancing Fees in the UK?

Average fees: £1,000–£1,800 for buyers, slightly less for sellers. Leasehold or new-build properties cost more. We have seen up to £5,000 conveyancing fees in some complex cases.

Cost Breakdown

Fee Type	Typical Range	Notes
Legal fee	£900–£1,500	Based on value and complexity
Searches	£300–£500	Local, drainage, environmental
Bank transfer & ID checks	£50–£150	Administrative extras

Ask for an itemised quote before instructing your solicitor.

Related Guides: Steps To Complete House Purchase

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How Much Are Conveyancing Fees in the UK?

Average fees: £1,000–£1,800 for buyers, slightly less for sellers. Leasehold or new-build properties cost more. We have seen up to £5,000 conveyancing fees in some complex cases.

Cost Breakdown

Fee Type	Typical Range	Notes
Legal fee	£900–£1,500	Based on value and complexity
Searches	£300–£500	Local, drainage, environmental
Bank transfer & ID checks	£50–£150	Administrative extras

Ask for an itemised quote before instructing your solicitor.

Related Guides: Steps To Complete House Purchase

Need help coordinating your purchase or reviewing your survey? Book a quick consultation

Disclaimer

This article provides general guidance only and should not replace professional surveying advice. Always consult qualified specialists (CSRT-qualified damp surveyors, PCA members, or RICS surveyors) for property-specific recommendations.

The cost estimates provided are typical ranges (excluding VAT) as of October 2025 but vary significantly by region, property type, and scope of works. Always obtain written quotes for your specific circumstances.

We are not liable for decisions made based on this information. Property purchase is a significant financial commitment - seek independent professional advice appropriate to your situation.