Get a conveyancing quote for your Hornsey property
If you are buying or selling a property in Hornsey and would like to obtain a quote from a local solicitor for the conveyancing work you can contact one or more of the solicitors listed with a single e-mail. We have listed only independent local solicitors that have considerable experience in their field and that are familiar with Hornsey. We would recommend contacting 2 or 3 from the list. Try clicking through to their websites to see which ones would be most suitable for your purpose.
Advice on choosing a solicitor for your Hornsey Property
We would always recommend using a local solicitor for the conveyancing work on your property. Although large conveyancing specialists may be able to do the job slightly cheaper they will not be as accessible as your local solicitors. Things rarely run smoothly when buying or selling and the delays involved in sending documents through the post can be stressful during the days leading up to an exchange.
With conveyancing firms you will not generally have a single point of contact which again can be very frustrating if problems crop up or there are delays. It is comforting to be able to pick up the phone and speak to your own solicitor when you need reassuring on a particular matter.
For more detailed advice read our article "Guide to choosing a solicitor".
Information on HornseyThe parish of Hornsey contains other well known areas such as Crouch End, Muswell Hill and Highgate but the area that is referred to as Hornsey today is located to the North of London between Holloway and Turnpike Lane. There was a large house building program in the area in Edwardian times and most of those buildings remain today, interspersed with modern developments. Hornsey residents going out for a meal will tend to head into Crouch End which has a wide selection of restaurants.
To the west of Hornsey, at the top of Priory Road, is the entrance to Victorian splendour of Alexandra Palace. As well as its architectural interest other attractions include an ice skating rink and a theatre. By far the oldest building in the area is the tower of the former Hornsey Parish Church of St. Mary’s. Hornsey has its own National Rail Station located on Tottenham Lane from where you can commute directly to Moorgate (or Kings Cross at Week-ends).