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Commercial Property Paralegal

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Property Paralegal
Location: Marlborough, Wiltshire
Salary: £25-35 per hour plus expenses
About the Opportunity
Join a highly regarded specialist boutique law firm advising farming families, landowners, rural clients, and complex private estates. This is a varied commercial property role, working alongside experienced solicitors and partners on transactions involving commercial, agricultural, rural, and landed property interests.
Key Requirements
- Commercial property paralegal experience, ideally 12 months+
- Understanding of freehold and leasehold sales, purchases, and lettings
- Experience with contracts, leases, titles, searches, and enquiries
- Knowledge of the property process through exchange, completion, and post-completion
- Strong client and professional stakeholder communication skills
- Experience with case management systems and the Land Registry portal
- Excellent organization, accuracy, and attention to detail
- Agricultural, rural, or landed property experience advantageous
- CILEX, CLC, LPC, or SQE progression welcomed
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Role & Responsibilities
- Supporting commercial property transactions from instruction to completion
- Drafting contracts, leases, transfers, and property correspondence
- Reviewing searches, titles, enquiries, and commercial property documentation
- Liaising with clients, solicitors, agents, lenders, and surveyors
- Managing transaction dates, progress, and client updates
- Preparing matters for exchange, completion, and post-completion
- Managing straightforward matters under supervision
- Supporting more complex commercial, rural, and agricultural property work


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A fantastic opportunity to develop your property career within a specialist, supportive practice, gaining exposure to high-quality and complex transactions with clear opportunities for professional development and progression.
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