About Us
Property Law. Nothing Else.
A focused law firm built on trust, clarity, and results.
Who are we
Specialist Property Law, Rooted in Trust
March & Bloom Law is a London-based specialist law firm built on lasting relationships and legal excellence. We’re proud to support a diverse range of clients—from private individuals and small businesses to large corporate entities—offering tailored property law services designed to make every transaction smooth, secure, and stress-free.
Who are we for..
Whether your matter is straightforward or highly complex, our experienced team is equipped to guide you with confidence. We deliver high-quality legal support with a meticulous attention to detail, regardless of transaction size or scope.
What truly sets us apart is our commitment to clarity.
We provide honest, jargon-free advice at every step—ensuring you're fully informed and empowered to make sound decisions. We’re open and transparent about costs and timelines from day one and keep you updated throughout the process. At March & Bloom, exceptional service isn’t just our promise—it’s our standard.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions we receive frequently!
How long does a typical property transaction take?
Most residential purchases complete within 8–16 weeks, though timescales can vary depending on the type of transaction, e.g. leasehold, the complexity or unexpected additional works required, the status of the chain (if any) and any delays on searches or mortgage front. The transaction times are largely based on external factors.
Do I need a solicitor before making an offer on a property?
You can make an offer without a solicitor, but having us ready early helps prevent delays and ensures you're legally protected from the start.
What’s the difference between freehold and leasehold?
Freehold means you own the property and the land it sits on. Leasehold means you own the property for a fixed term, but not the land—often requiring ground rent or service charges.
Can you act for both buyer
and seller?
No, we cannot represent both parties in the same transaction due to conflict of interest rules. We act solely in your best interests.
What documents will
I need to provide?
You'll need proof of ID and address, details of the property, your mortgage information (if applicable), and your solicitor's forms completed. We’ll guide you through each step.
Do I need a solicitor for
a remortgage?
Yes. A solicitor is required to handle the legal aspects of a remortgage, including title checks, liaising with your new lender, and registering the changes with the Land Registry. We ensure the process is fast, accurate, and hassle-free.
Expert Legal Solutions, Delivered with Genuine Care
Our clients consistently praise our clear communication, attention to detail, and smooth handling of complex transactions. Their feedback reflects the trust we build and the results we deliver—every review is a testament to our commitment to outstanding legal service.
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Registered office:
32 Richmond Avenue London SW20 8LA
Virtual/Correspondence Office:
30 Durham Road London SW20 0TW
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