Experienced Conveyancing Solicitors on the Blackpool and Fylde Coast Since 1990

About the Service

At Cooper Nimmo, we pride ourselves on providing clear, friendly and fairly priced conveyancing for buyers, sellers, homeowners and businesses across Blackpool, Lancashire and the wider North West. We are accredited under the Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority, so you can be confident your move is in experienced hands.

Whether you are buying your first home, moving up the ladder, releasing equity or remortgaging, we know property transactions can feel stressful. That is why we work to keep things straightforward, supportive and shaped around you from the first conversation.

Our residential conveyancing service

Joanne Strickland, our director and head of the conveyancing and estate administration department, leads a close-knit team of experienced conveyancing practitioners. Together they handle the full range of residential transactions, including sales and purchases of freehold and leasehold property, remortgages, transfers of equity, equity release, lifetime mortgages, right to buy, new-build purchases, buy-to-let and co-ownership arrangements.

Our headline residential legal fees start from £595 plus VAT for properties up to £125,000, £695 plus VAT up to £250,000, and £795 plus VAT up to £1,000,000. A £100 plus VAT supplement applies to leasehold work, with disbursements such as searches, Land Registry fees and Stamp Duty payable in addition. Typical timescales are 6 to 10 weeks for a sale, 8 to 16 weeks for a purchase, and 4 to 8 weeks for a remortgage. Full details are set out on our Conveyancing Pricing page.

Commercial property enquiries

Drawing on Joanne’s many years of experience across both residential and commercial work, we also act for local businesses, landlords and investors on commercial property matters. Each commercial transaction is priced according to the work involved, so please contact us for a clear, written quote.

Tax advice

Any conveyancing work we do for you may have tax implications or require you to consider tax planning strategies. We are not qualified to advise on the specific tax implications of any matter you instruct us to deal with, or on the likelihood of them arising. You must seek your own tax advice, whether from an accountant or a specialist tax adviser, before making decisions that could affect your tax position.