Commercial Property Solicitor
Listed on 2026-10-05
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Law/Legal
Commercial & Corporate Law, Real Estate Attorney
Commercial Property Solicitor, 3 + years' PQE, Competitive Salary, Bedfordshire. An excellent opportunity for an experienced Commercial Property Solicitor to join a friendly and collaborative team, handling a broad range of high-quality commercial property matters with excellent scope to develop your career.
Job
THE ROLEThe role will include commercial property sales and purchases, sale of business assets, auction transactions, secured lending and a broad range of Landlord and Tenant matters. You will also deal with pension scheme transactions, Land Registry applications, Section 25 notices and matters involving management companies. The successful candidate will be expected to manage their caseload efficiently whilst delivering a high standard of client service and commercially focused legal advice.
THECANDIDATE
Applications are welcomed from experienced Commercial Property Solicitors with a strong technical knowledge of Commercial Property Law and a broad general commercial property background. Experience across sales and purchases, business asset sales, secured lending, Landlord and Tenant transactions and Land Registry matters will be highly advantageous. You will also have excellent communication skills and a professional, client-focused approach.
THE PACKAGEOn offer is a competitive salary, a Bonus Day Scheme, an annual bonus and 26 days' annual leave plus bank holidays. You will also benefit from a supportive working environment, together with the opportunity to handle a varied and technically interesting Commercial Property caseload.
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