Conveyancing Solicitors
Buying and Selling Garden Land
As property law experts, Attwells Solicitors specialise in all forms of conveyancing. Therefore, we are your ideal conveyancing choice for purchasing or selling part of your garden or land.
Is conveyancing required for buying or selling a bit of my garden?
Yes. Buying or selling part of your garden or your neighbour’s is very similar to the legal process required for purchasing or selling a property. Therefore, you will require a conveyancer to undertake your conveyancing of the land.
Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring property or land to or from a new owner. During the conveyancing process of land, you will be able to agree where and how the boundary is defined, and a new title will be produced and registered with the Land Registry.
Our team of conveyancing solicitors specialise in all forms of conveyancing. Your purchase or sale of land will be undertaken by a single conveyancer, who you can call directly. In addition, we…”


How long does conveyancing of land take?
According to a recent article published by Rightmove conveyancing in 2022 is taking 150 days. This is from when a property is sold subject to contract up until the point of moving home. This is 66 days longer than in 2019 when it took 8-12 weeks, but this timeframe is still quoted by most solicitors today.
However, our conveyancing median in 2022 is 126 days from the day you instruct us to the day you move home. As a result, by instructing Attwells you could move home faster.
The conveyancing of land is generally far faster than the conveyancing of a property and a timescale of 4-6 weeks should be achievable in most cases.
For more information about timescales please download our PDF guides. For purchasing please click here. For Selling please click here.
What can I do with the land once purchased?
As buying land from your neighbour gives you ownership of that parcel of land you can within reason do what you like with the land. Although you will need to ensure you are complying with any conditions in the land transfer documents and comply with planning regulations. Planning permission may be required if you plan to build a property, outbuilding or extension on the land.
Who will do my conveyancing?
Our land and property development team will undertake this work for you who are land specialists. This Team is led by a Property Law Partner who has over 20 years of experience working in commercial and residential conveyancing. Our property development team is made up of paralegals who have one to seven years of experience and qualified solicitors with at least four years of experience.
How much does conveyancing cost?
Every conveyancing fee is based on individual circumstances. At Attwells our instant online conveyancing calculator gives you your personalised quotation. For more information on what is included please click here.