TSR Legal
Residential Conveyancer

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Job Title: Residential Conveyancer (Solicitor or Licensed Conveyancer) Cross Hands Office
TSR Legal are pleased to be partnering with an established property law firm, regulated by the CLC and serving clients across Wales and England, that recently expanded into Cross Hands with a modern, client-centred office. They're now seeking a talented and experienced Residential Conveyancer to join their growing team.
Role Overview
As a Residential Conveyancer (Solicitor or Licensed Conveyancer), you will manage a full caseload of residential conveyancing matters from instruction through to completion. Working in their Cross Hands office, you'll provide a high standard of client care, contribute positively to team performance, and uphold compliance with regulatory requirements.
Responsibilities
- Handle residential conveyancing cases efficiently and with attention to detail, managing fee-earning work from start to finish
- Act as a key contact for client enquiries, (face-to-face, email, and telephone), ensuring high standards of client communication.
- Build and maintain strong working relationships with clients and introducers (e.g., estate agents, lenders).
- Supervise and collaborate with support staff (e.g., secretarial/admin team) as needed.
- Ensure full compliance with CLC and SRA regulations.
- Support colleagues with their caseloads when required.
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Essential Skills & Experience
- Solicitor with at least 3 years PQE or a fully licensed conveyancer (CLC-qualified).
- Strong experience in all aspects of residential conveyancing.
- Excellent organisation skills with the ability to work under pressure and effectively prioritise tasks.
- Sharp attention to detail, strong IT competency (Word, Excel, Outlook, case management systems).
- Outstanding written and verbal communication, with a polished, professional presentation.


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Salary & Benefits
- Competitive salary:
- £30,000-£40,000 for 3+ years PQE
- £40,000-£60,000 for 6+ years PQE
- Company pension scheme, on-site parking (including free parking), and invitation to company events.
Why Apply?
This opportunity offers a balanced, stimulating career path perfect for someone who excels in a supportive, community-focused legal environment. The firm is known for delivering seamless conveyancing experiences, cultivating strong client rapport, and embedding employee development at its core.
How to Apply
If you're a qualified residential property professional seeking a dynamic and rewarding opportunity in Cross Hands, please send your CV and a concise covering note highlighting your relevant experience to Hannah Williams at TSR Legal (02920 388100). Applications are being handled confidentially on behalf of a reputable, expanding firm.
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