Commercial Property Solicitor

A respected, long-standing practice with a strong commercial property offering. The firm is known for its friendly culture, excellent client service, and ongoing investment in staff development. This opportunity suits a solicitor who wants hands‑on exposure, direct client contact, and clear career growth.

You will run your own caseload (with support and supervision) and work across a broad range of commercial property matters, supporting a diverse client base of landlords, tenants, investors, small businesses, and developers.

• Managing a caseload of commercial property transactions
• Handling grants and assignments of leases
• Dealing with sales and purchases of commercial property
• Managing property finance transactions and lender requirements
• Working on option agreements and development matters
• Liaising with clients, agents, solicitors and lenders
• Maintaining accurate file management and ensuring compliance
• Supporting and developing strong client relationships
• Contributing to the firm’s business development and local reputation

• Solicitor or Legal Executive (1–5 years’ PQE)
• Ability to run your own caseload with Partner support
• Strong communication and IT skills
• Experience with commercial property matters (as listed above)
• Reliable, organised and confident working directly with clients
• Corporate/commercial exposure is helpful but not essential
• Must be able to commute reliably or plan to relocate before starting

• Competitive salary (£40,000–£65,000 DOE)
• Generous annual leave
• Workplace pension scheme
• Career development and progression opportunities
• Supportive working environment with direct Partner mentorship
• Standard employee benefits package
• And more

If you are a Commercial Property Solicitor or Legal Executive looking to take the next step in your career, apply today. Alternatively, contact Shabir at Law Staff Legal Recruitment quoting reference BH-37532.

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