Cripps Harries Hall

What we do 

Residential conveyancing

Buying or selling property is not just about filling in forms. Conveyancing can involve complicated issues. We know London, Kent and Sussex well, but deal with property all over the country. 

Agriculture and rural estates

We have particular expertise in dealing with farms and rural estates and offer a full range of services tailored to the agricultural community. Not just the land, but all aspects of a farming business.

Property law specialists

We have a large commercial property practice so we can call on the help of specialists in planning, development, construction, tax and - should you need it - property dispute resolution.

Living together?

If two or more of you are thinking of buying property together it would be wise to make sure that you each get your share of the home when it is sold. Taking some simple steps now can save a lot of heartache later.

Lease extensions and enfranchisement

If you own a flat its value will go down as the lease runs out. You can reverse this by claiming an extension to your lease. We have expertise in this area.

Our clients

We welcome all enquiries. We have significant experience representing clients with high value properties and complex conveyancing issues.

Why Cripps Harries Hall?

We give you our personal attention and you deal with a qualified lawyer throughout the transaction.

Next steps

For further information please contact Fiona McIntosh or Sally Firby.

• Acting on the sale of a London property marketed at over £12 million which subsequently sold for £ 13.5 million with contracts exchanging within 4 hours.
• Acting on the sale of a £5.7 million property in Knightsbridge.
• Advising on and completing a £13 million mortgage within two days of being instructed.
• Acting on the purchase of a £4.5 million apartment which involved dealing with some unauthorised alterations. We ultimately resolved this by making the contract conditional on obtaining a signed waiver from the landlord.
• Acting on the sale of a £1.9 million apartment, involving a licence to assign and rent deposit deed.
• Acting on the purchase of a £13 million house. A tight timescale was involved as the previous buyer failed to complete and our client was given the opportunity to purchase immediately after the expiry of the notice to complete.