Conveyancing Solicitors Perth

Perth conveyancing, from offer to keys

Perth sits on the River Tay at the meeting point of Scotland's main road and rail routes, with Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and the Highlands all within easy reach. The city has grown steadily, with a new community at Bertha Park on its northern edge. Our conveyancing solicitors handle Perth purchases, sales, remortgages and transfers of title on a fixed fee.

Why Perth clients choose our conveyancing solicitors

We are a Scottish law firm focused on residential property, so conveyancing is most of what our solicitors do. Your solicitor handles every legal step of your property transaction, from checking the Home Report and advising on your offer to settling with your lender, and works closely with your estate agents to keep the sale or purchase moving. Clients tell us they value a friendly, approachable team, clear updates and fixed-fee pricing agreed up front, which gives real peace of mind at a stressful time. Our property lawyers give clear legal advice on residential conveyancing across Scotland, and every solicitor in our team is regulated by the Law Society of Scotland.

As well as buying and selling property, our legal services cover remortgaging, transfers of title between owners and deeds of variation. Get a quote online, or call for a free 30-minute consultation with a conveyancing solicitor.

Perth house prices in 2026

The UK House Price Index put the average price across Perth and Kinross at £229,180 in July 2026, down 1.4% on a year earlier. That figure includes many larger rural homes, and Rightmove's sold prices for Perth itself averaged £195,510 over the year to August 2026:

New homes at Bertha Park

Bertha Park, on the northern edge of Perth, is planned to grow to 3,000 homes, a quarter of them affordable, around Bertha Park High School. By August 2026 nearly 600 homes were occupied and further phases were being launched. New-build missives are written by the developer, so we review the contract, the warranty, the completion terms and the factoring of shared areas before you sign.

What to check when buying in Perth

• Flood risk. Parts of Perth lie close to the Tay and its tributaries. We look at the flood risk information for the property and make sure your buildings insurance is available and in place from the date of entry.
• Property enquiry certificate. Perth and Kinross Council charges £105, including VAT, for a property enquiry certificate, which shows planning, building control and roads information. We order it as part of our searches.
• Georgian and Victorian buildings. Central Perth has many listed buildings and conservation areas. We check that past alterations had the consents they needed and, for flats, how repairs to the roof and common parts are shared.
• Rural property. For homes outside the city, we check access rights, private water and drainage, and any agricultural conditions in the title.

What your Perth purchase could cost

At the Perth average price of £195,510:

• Land and Buildings Transaction Tax: £1,010 for a home mover, or £410 for a first-time buyer.
• Registers of Scotland registration dues: £400 for the disposition, plus £80 for a standard security.
• Property enquiry certificate: £105.
• Our fee: £930 plus VAT and outlays at this price.

Use our instant quote calculator for your own figures.

Areas we cover in and around Perth

We act across PH1 and PH2, covering Perth city centre, Craigie, Letham, Tulloch, Scone and Kinnoull, as well as Bridge of Earn, Almondbank, Crieff, Blairgowrie and the rest of Perth and Kinross. We also act in Dundee and across Tayside.