Conveyancing clients often get confused when they are interested in buying a flat which has a 'share of freehold'. The 'share of freehold' aspect is usually marketed heavily by the estate agents especially in London. The confusion sometimes comes from the fact that 'freehold flats' are generally not considered good security for lenders and, save in specific parts of the country, are unusual. A 'share of freehold' is sold with the leasehold flat - the leasehold interest is retained and is still the most valuable part but you also aquire a separate shared title or ownership in the freehold.
Customer care, professional standards and excellent client service are all hallmarks of The Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS). The residential property department at kenneth elliott + rowe has been officially recognised as a member of the scheme.