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Residential Conveyancer Solicitor / Chartered Legal Executive
Devon
Up to GBP 70,000 DOE
About The Opportunity
A well-established and highly regarded regional law firm is seeking a Residential Conveyancer to join its busy Property team. This is an excellent opportunity for a Solicitor or Chartered Legal Executive looking to move away from high-volume conveyancing and focus on delivering quality client service within a supportive environment.
The Role
You will manage your own residential conveyancing caseload, including:
- Freehold and leasehold sales and purchases
- Remortgages and transfers of equity
- Registered and unregistered land transactions
- Easements, plot sales, and deeds of gift
You'll be supported by an experienced administrative team, allowing you to focus on providing excellent legal advice and client care.
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Essential
About You
- Qualified Solicitor or Chartered Legal Executive
- Experience managing a residential conveyancing caseload
- Strong organisational and client-facing skills
- Able to work independently and as part of a team
Desirable
- 3-5 years PQE
- CQS accreditation
- Case management system experience
- Supervisory experience
What's on Offer?
- Salary of GBP 65,000- GBP 70,000 DOE
- Pension scheme
- 28 days holiday including bank holidays, increasing with service
- Free parking
- Ongoing professional development
- Supportive, collaborative culture
- Genuine long-term career progression
This is an ideal opportunity for a conveyancer looking to join a respected firm where quality work, client relationships, and work-life balance remain a priority.


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