Job Description

Conveyancing Solicitor
£45,000£55,000
Wimborne

We’re working with a respected local law firm that’s grown steadily by doing things the right way, offering a calm, competent service and treating both clients and colleagues with care. They’re now looking for a Conveyancing Solicitor to join their friendly residential and commercial property team. If you're the type of solicitor who values consistency, client trust, and a role where your input genuinely matters, this might be the move you’ve been waiting for.

About the role

You’ll be managing your own caseload of residential and commercial property files from instruction through to completion. The work is varied—sales, purchases, landlord and tenant, transfers of equity, and re-mortgages—and the pace is steady but sensible. The firm has strong systems in place, experienced support staff, and a loyal client base, meaning you can focus on the legal work rather than constant firefighting or chasing. The role is fully office-based during the probationary period with an option for hybrid working after probation, so it's ideal for someone who enjoys team interaction and working collaboratively.

About the client

This firm has deep roots in the community, with a long-standing reputation for clear advice and excellent service. They’re not trying to be the biggest; they’re focused on doing good work for good people. Their office culture is refreshingly down-to-earth, where titles aren’t thrown around and everyone helps each other out. There’s no micromanagement, just mutual respect and shared standards.

Working hours

Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm

Key duties

• Running your own caseload of residential and commercial conveyancing matters
  
  

• Communicating clearly with clients, estate agents, lenders, and solicitors
  
  

• Ensuring compliance and accuracy at each stage of the transaction
  
  

• Assisting with the development of junior team members if needed
  
  

• Playing an active role in maintaining the firm's reputation for client care
  
  

Key requirements

• A qualified Solicitor or Licensed Conveyancer with a solid grounding in conveyancing
  
  

• Comfortable managing files from start to finish with minimal supervision
  
  

• Strong communication skills, particularly when explaining legal matters in plain English
  
  

• A steady, organised approach and good attention to detail
  
  

• Keen to work in a collaborative, team-focused environment