Property

Principal contact: Charles T. Cant - charles@charleswoodlaw.co.uk

Residential Conveyancing

Our local knowledge of current Kirkcaldy, Fife and east central Scotland market trends allows us to provide a conveyancing service of the highest quality.

Unlike a number of our competitors, all of our transactions are handled by fully qualified solicitors. The cost to you is the same but you get added peace of mind.

Charles Wood & Son, Solicitors/Lawyers, foster productive relationships with surveyors and other property specialists to ensure our clients receive the best advice, on the right terms, at the relevant time.

We can offer Estate Agency services and register properties with the Edinburgh Solicitors’ Property Centre (ESPC). We can also advertise properties for sale in the local newspapers such as the Fife Free Press and/or the Courier as appropriate.

You don’t need therefore to incur the additional and often very considerable cost of engaging a separate Estate Agent. We can act as a “one-stop-shop” for all of your conveyancing needs.

Commercial Property

For any business the properties which it owns or occupies are of fundamental importance.

We advise all manner of clients in Kirkcaldy, Fife and elsewhere in Scotland on the purchase, sale, leasing, mortgaging and securing of virtually all types of commercial offices, premises or land. More specifically we advise on:

• Sale and purchase
• Commercial leasing (retail, office, industrial and leisure)
• Secured lending
• Investment acquisitions and management
• Property aspects of corporate transactions
• Property disputes (including those relating to payment of rent, rent reviews, irritancies, dilapidations, service charge claims and restrictive covenants)
• Property damage claims (including fire damage, flood damage and defective building works)

Amongst our clients are:

• developers
• retailers
• banks and other finance houses
• manufacturers
• professional service firms
• publicans, etc.

We provide licensing advice to licensed trade clients on all aspects of alcohol licensing law including applications for new licenses, transfers, extensions and children's certificates.