Salary: Market related
Reference: 60630
Looking for a conveyancing role where you're genuinely supported, trusted to work flexibly, and not drowning in admin?
A highly regarded and growing multi-office law firm is looking to appoint an experienced Residential Property Solicitor, Licensed Conveyancer or Chartered Legal Executive to join its established property team in Kent.
With a strong reputation, loyal client base and continued growth plans, this is an excellent opportunity for a conveyancer seeking a long-term career move within a supportive and progressive firm.
- Competitive salary package
- Flexible hybrid working – achieve a genuine work-life balance
- Dedicated assistant support – focus on fee earning rather than administration
- Established and growing firm with multiple offices and exciting growth plans
- Friendly, collaborative culture where your contribution is valued
- Quality caseload with a strong pipeline of repeat and referral work
- Excellent career progression opportunities
- Modern approach to flexible working and employee wellbeing
You will manage your own residential conveyancing caseload from instruction through to post-completion, handling matters including:
-
Sales and purchases
-
Freehold and leasehold transactions
-
Remortgages
-
Transfers of equity
-
New build purchases
-
Shared ownership matters
You will be:
-
A Qualified Solicitor, Licensed Conveyancer or Chartered Legal Executive
-
Experienced in running a residential conveyancing caseload independently
-
Client-focused with excellent communication skills
-
Organised, proactive and commercially aware
-
Looking for a firm where you can build a long-term future
This role offers the chance to join a successful and expanding firm with multiple offices, including two in Kent, where you'll benefit from excellent support, flexible working arrangements and a positive team environment.
If you're looking for a role where you'll be trusted, supported and rewarded for your contribution, we'd love to hear from you.
Apply now for a confidential discussion, or alternatively reach out to Rosie Stinson at [email protected]
