Conveyancing in Bedfordshire - Bedford - £45k per year (JO9207)

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Conveyancing in Bedfordshire
Bedford, Bedfordshire, England
£45k per year

A well-established firm is looking for a residential conveyancer to work at their Bedford office.  The firm is happy to consider Solicitors, Licensed Conveyancers or Legal Executives with a minimum of 3 years' PQE in residential work.  Applicants should have experience across the full spectrum of residential conveyancing; especially in the areas of Freehold, Leasehold, Sales, Purchases, Re-mortgages, Shared Ownership Schemes, Rights to Buy, Transfer of Equity and Lease extensions. The post is full-time, permanent and salary levels will be around 45k.

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