Lease Extensions

If you own a leasehold property, extending your lease can protect its value. It can also make your property easier to sell or remortgage. The sooner you act, the better. In many cases, the cost of extending a lease increases as the remaining term gets shorter. It is often advisable to seek legal advice before your lease falls below 80 years.

At Burrows Solicitors, our experienced residential conveyancing team can help with every stage of the process. We will explain your options, deal with the legal work and keep you updated throughout your matter.

We can help you to:

* Review your lease.
* Advise you on your options.
* Liaise with your freeholder or their solicitor.
* Prepare the legal documents.
* Complete your lease extension.

Every lease extension is different. The costs will depend on your circumstances. There may also be additional expenses, such as Land Registry fees, valuation fees or the freeholder’s costs. We will explain these to you from the outset, so you know what to expect.

If you are thinking about extending your lease, contact our team for friendly advice or request a fixed fee conveyancing quote today.