Selling a House
Taking the leap and selling your home can be equally exciting and nerve-wracking, particularly if you’re also buying a new house at the same time. There are many important factors to consider, including getting your property valued, working out how much you can afford to spend on the move, and finding somewhere new to buy or rent. With so much going on, it’s important you have an experienced conveyancing solicitor by your side to support and guide you through the process.

At Fishers Solicitors, our conveyancing team of solicitors, legal executives, and licenced conveyancers have helped countless individuals, couples, and families sell up and secure their next home.
Whether you’re a first time home mover, a buy to let landlord looking to reduce your portfolio, or a retiree looking to downsize, we have the skills to make your home selling experience as smooth and stress-free as possible.
We’ve been recognised as one of the UK’s leading conveyancing teams with the Law Society Conveyancing Quality Scheme Accreditation.
We understand that selling your home can be an expensive time. We’re able to offer our services to most clients on a fixed fee basis which we’ll agree at the start of your transaction so you can stay on top of your legal fees. For some general information about how much your property sale could cost and what our service includes, please visit our residential sale pricing page.
For a more tailored fee quote or to arrange an appointment with our conveyancing solicitors in Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Derby and Tamworth please give us a call or complete our online enquiry form.
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Meet our conveyancing experts
Our team are committed to making your sale as quick and easy as possible.
Why choose Fishers Solicitors conveyancing solicitors to sell your home?
At Fishers Solicitors, we have served local communities across Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Derby and Tamworth for many years. We have an enviable reputation for our knowledge of the local property market across Leicestershire, Derbyshire and Staffordshire.
We take a client-centred approach designed to exceed your expectations and help you achieve your home moving goals as efficiently and cost-effectively as possible. We appreciate that you’re probably monitoring your finances thoroughly at this time so we’ll always be clear and transparent about our legal fees and any third party costs (such as Land Registry fees) you may encounter along the way. We can offer the majority of our clients fixed fees agreed at the start of your case so you can stay fully in control of your legal fees.
Our firm is recognised for our expertise and exceptional service by the Law Society with the Conveyancing Quality Scheme Accreditation.
Fishers is independently regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA).
How our conveyancing solicitors can help you sell your home
We can assist with all types of residential sale, including:
- Selling and buying a property at the same time
- Selling buy to lets
- Selling second homes or holiday homes
- Selling freehold and leasehold property
- Selling homes bought under Government Schemes such as Help to Buy and Shared Ownership
- Equity transfer
Our conveyancing solicitors’ fixed fees include all aspects of standard property transactions, including:
- Liaising with interested parties, including the buyer, estate agents, the buyer’s solicitors, mortgage lenders, surveyors, the seller of your new home and their agents, freehold landlords, and leasehold managing agents
- Reviewing Title documents and the terms of the lease (if applicable)
- Preparing and reviewing the sale contract and negotiating terms if necessary
- Receiving the deposit and purchase monies, ensuring mortgages are paid off, and the sale completed
- Liaising with HM Land Registry regarding the formal transfer
















