Skip to main content
The Legal 500
Search

Additional Fees

We will only advise you of an additional fee if we become aware of a change once the transaction starts.

Additional Fees in Chesterfield, Sheffield, Dronfield and Mansfield

Talk to Banner Jones. We are ready to help you.

When Might there be an Additional Fee?

We will only advise you of the additional fee if we become aware of a change once the transaction starts. For example, we assume that the house title is registered so, if we discover the title is unregistered then the additional fee will be advised and added to your final invoice.

Which transactions require additional fees?

Transaction
Fee

Leasehold House

£50

Leasehold Flat £200

Leasehold with Freehold Involvement

£200-£300

New Build Property £250

Unregistered Title

£100

Freehold Management Company Admin Fee £200

Shared Ownership

£500

Voluntary First Registration £450

Acting for a Company

*This fee does not involve providing Independent Legal Advice to Directors to satisfy any lender requirements. Any such work will be supplemental and quoted separately.

£295*

Buying at Auction

Our Auction Pack Review fee is 50% of the legal fee calculated under our standard purchase fee scale. If you go on to purchase the property and instruct us to act on the purchase, the Auction Pack Review fee you have already paid will be deducted from your full purchase legal fee.

Tier 1. Modern Method of Auction

 

 

 

£350

Tier 2. Standard 28-day auction

£500

Tier 3. 14-day/short-timescale auctions - subject to discussion with our New Business Team before quoting

£750 - £1000

Contact us

Other Additional Costs

Our standard fee includes the usual source of funds checks. Where funding arrangements are unusual or complex, or additional investigation is required, there may be an additional charge to reflect the extra work involved. Your conveyancer will review this once the file is open and will advise you of any additional fee before carrying out the additional work.

Every property transaction is different and issues can arise that need to be resolved to progress the sale or purchase. These are the types of issue that only become apparent during the conveyancing process. Any additional work will be explained to you before the additional costs are incurred on top of the Legal Fee quoted to you. Below is a list of the most common issues that can arise together with the likely fee involved. If a major issue has to be resolved, then we will give you an estimate of the range of likely costs. The list is not exhaustive.


Item
Additional Cost

Gifted Deposit

£50 per gift

Indemnity Policy Admin Fee £25

Declaration of Trust

£400

Additional Mortgage/Charge (each)

£150
Variation of Lease £200-600

Split Representation Fee

£150

Help to Buy ISA £50

Lifetime ISA

£50

Additional Bank Transfer Fee

£30 per transfer

International Bank Transfer Fee £100

Statement of Truth

£100
Bridging Finance £750 - £1000
Service Charge Retention Fee £75
Key Undertaking for Access £75
Help to Buy Loan Repayment £200
Solar Panels £150
Private Drainage (e.g. Septic Tanks) £150
Occupiers Consent Admin Fee £75
Sale subject to a Tenancy £150

VAT at the current rate will be added to all the figures above.

Further details on the above fees can be found on the following pages:

Purchase of a residential property (Freehold & Leasehold) | Banner Jones Solicitors

Sale of a residential property (Freehold & Leasehold) | Banner Jones Solicitors

Re-mortgage of a residential property | Banner Jones Solicitors

Get in touch with us

Buying and Selling Houses

Free guide

Buying and Selling Houses

Download our free guide covering everything you need to know about the process of buying or selling a residential property.

Download Now

Talk to Banner Jones. We are ready to help you.

Want to know more?

Additional Fees Resources

Buying and Selling Houses

Buying and Selling Houses

Download our free guide covering everything you need to know about the process of buying or selling a residential property.

We take data privacy very seriously, and we want you to understand and feel confident about how we collect, store and handle your personal data. If you’d like to find out more you can read our Privacy Policy.