Conveyancing solicitors in Sutton
60 regulated firms with an office within 12 miles of Sutton. Every fee below is read from the firm's own published pricing and placed on one property value ladder, so the figures compare like for like.
- 60
- firms within 12 miles
- £1,200
- median freehold purchase fee
- 27
- firms near Sutton that publish fees
How this order is set: Best match weighs distance, published fee and Google rating together. A firm with no published fee or no verified rating is treated as missing, never as zero, and no firm can pay for a higher position.
£850
freehold purchase
£429 below average
£1,000
freehold purchase
£279 below average
£895
freehold purchase
£384 below average
£500
freehold sale
£779 below average
£999
freehold purchase
£280 below average
£1,200
freehold purchase
£79 below average
£1,300
freehold purchase
£21 above average
No fee found
Checked 2 Nov 2026
£1,000
freehold purchase
£279 below average
£1,000
freehold purchase
£279 below average
£995
freehold purchase
£284 below average
£2,028
leasehold purchase
£749 above average
No fee found
Checked 2 Oct 2026
No fee found
Checked 1 Nov 2026
No fee found
Checked 2 Oct 2026
£1,895
freehold sale
£616 above average
£1,000
freehold sale
£279 below average
£1,750
leasehold sale
£471 above average
£1,000
freehold sale
£279 below average
MARCH AND BLOOM LAW LIMITED
London, SW20 8LA · SRA 646763
3.4 mi
Google listing not confirmed, so no rating shown
£850
freehold purchase
£429 below average
£1,150
freehold purchase
£129 below average
£995
freehold purchase
£284 below average
No fee found
Checked 2 Oct 2026
£1,200
freehold purchase
£79 below average
£1,200
freehold purchase
£79 below average
£1,450
freehold sale
£171 above average
No fee found
Checked 2 Oct 2026
No fee found
Checked 3 Oct 2026
No fee found
Checked 2 Oct 2026
No fee found
Checked 3 Oct 2026
£1,475
freehold purchase
£196 above average
£1,100
freehold sale
£179 below average
£1,495
freehold purchase
£216 above average
Publishes leasehold purchase, freehold sale and others fees, but not for freehold purchase
Checked 4 Oct 2026
£750
remortgage
£529 below average
£1,200
freehold purchase
£79 below average
No fee found
Checked 2 Oct 2026
No fee found
Checked 1 Nov 2026
£925
leasehold purchase
£354 below average
No fee found
Checked 2 Oct 2026
£1,100
leasehold sale
£179 below average
£1,400
freehold purchase
£121 above average
£1,300
freehold purchase
£21 above average
£1,500
freehold purchase
£221 above average
No fee found
Checked 2 Oct 2026
No fee found
Checked 3 Oct 2026
No fee found
Checked 2 Oct 2026
£1,200
freehold purchase
£79 below average
£1,800
freehold purchase
£521 above average
No fee found
Checked 3 Oct 2026
No fee found
Checked 2 Oct 2026
No fee found
Checked 2 Oct 2026
£1,500
freehold purchase
£221 above average
£1,600
freehold purchase
£321 above average
No fee found
Checked 2 Oct 2026
No fee found
Checked 2 Oct 2026
No fee found
Checked 2 Oct 2026
£1,850
freehold purchase
£571 above average
£1,750
freehold purchase
£471 above average
£2,400
freehold purchase
£1,121 above average
The tool we built, and why
Choosing a conveyancer comes down to three things: where they are, what people say about them, and what they charge. Nobody had put those in one place, so we did.
Location
We take every firm on the Solicitors Regulation Authority's register that tells the SRA it handles residential conveyancing. That's 3,477 firms across 7,121 offices, mapped to where they actually are. We didn't pick them and no firm can pay to be added, removed or moved up. If a firm's authorisation is withdrawn, it comes off automatically.
Reviews
The number on each pin is that firm's Google rating. Before we show it we check the listing really belongs to that firm, matching the name, postcode, phone number and website against the register. If we can't confirm it, we show no rating rather than risk showing you somebody else's. About four in ten didn't pass that check, which tells you something about how carelessly this data usually gets repeated. Where we couldn't confirm it, the pin says so rather than showing a number. That's a gap in what we could verify, not a mark against the firm.
Pricing
Firms doing residential conveyancing have to publish price information on their own website. We go and read it, record the figure, and keep the page address and the date we checked. Every fee here links back to where it came from, so you can see it yourself. Just over half publish figures we could read. Where we found nothing we say we didn't find it, rather than that it isn't there, because we might have missed it or they might have added it since.
How the order is set
Best match weighs distance, published fee and Google rating together. A firm with no published fee or no confirmed rating is treated as missing, never as zero, so it isn't pushed down for a gap in our data rather than anything it did. Sort by nearest, highest rated or lowest fee whenever you like. No firm can pay for a higher position.
This is free, and separate from what we do
We're a quotes team. We hand-pick a panel of regulated firms, negotiate rates with them, and match movers to one, which is how we're paid. This directory is not that panel. Most of the 3,477 firms here have no relationship with us at all, and the ranking doesn't favour the ones that do. Use the tool and go direct if that suits you better. We built it because the information should exist, and we'd rather you chose with it than without it.
Regulatory data is supplied by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. The SRA does not endorse this website, our vetting standard, or any firm listed here.
Regulatory data is supplied by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. The SRA does not endorse this website, our vetting standard, or any firm listed here.
- Regulated firms listed
- 3,477
- Last checked 14 Aug 2026
- Firms with published fees
- 2,429
- Last checked 4 Nov 2026
- Firms on the aligned fee scale
- 2,351
- Last checked 4 Nov 2026
- Firms with Google ratings
- 3,346
- Last checked 29 Sept 2026
Fees are read from each firm's own published pricing page and put on one property-value ladder so they compare like for like. How we did it