Appointments can be held by video call, by phone or in person at one of our local offices.
Claim compensation on a ‘NO WIN NO FEE’ basis for all types of serious injury, workplace and traffic accident.
Claim compensation on a ‘NO WIN NO FEE’ basis for all types of medical negligence.
We can help you buy or sell a residential or commercial property including leasehold properties on a ‘NO MOVE NO FEE’ basis.
We can help with estate planning to protect your wealth for the future and with probate/estate administration.
Conveyancing Solicitors for Chesterfield
If you're considering selling or purchasing property in Chesterfield and seeking expert legal advice for all your property needs, our Chesterfield Conveyancing Solicitors are here to help. We guide our clients through each stage, demonstrating efficiency and accuracy at every step.
When you're buying property, it is crucial to know the local area. That's why our legal team has a thorough comprehension of the Chesterfield property market and can ensure a smooth and straightforward process, with your rights remaining protected throughout.
With our Fast Track Online Conveyancing service, our team can extend its services countrywide throughout England and Wales. We extensively research all major property areas across Wales, Cheshire and the North West of England.
Our online conveyancing service takes place on a No Move, No Fee Basis for all property types across England and Wales. Therefore, if the transaction doesn't reach completion for any reason, you will not be liable for our legal fees.
To speak with our expert Conveyancing Solicitors for Chesterfield, call the number at the top of the page or complete our online enquiry form.
Please note that only one failed transaction counts towards our No Move, No Fee policy. Although we endeavour to assist our clients in limiting their financial losses, it is not financially viable from a business standpoint for us to cover the cost of further failed transactions. Therefore, any following failed transaction will fall under our full legal fee plus VAT charges per our quote.
Right from the very first contact with PSR Solicitors I knew I was in safe hands.
I contacted PSR after hearing about their efficiency and expert knowledge. They charge a relatively small fee and made the process completely stress free.
I have dealt with many firms over the years, and this firm has been on another level compared to others. The customer service, knowledge and speedy completion of the sale was much appreciated.
Quality and professional service. My claim was dealt with very quickly and efficiently, would highly recommend.
Great highly recommend
They were very helpful, better value, and dealt with my claim within 7 months. After a 4 and a half years issue with my previous solicitors.
At PSR Solicitors, we will always work to guarantee full title and legal rights on your property. Our deep understanding of the Chesterfield property markets enables us to manage any issues that may unexpectedly arise during property transactions. We also deliver legal advice on various other areas of property law, such as:
We can also assist with planning applications that could affect your property or the surrounding area. Our residential property team is one of the largest in the North West, and we can provide guidance with all your conveyancing needs. Contact ou Chesterfield Conveyancing Solicitors now to discover how we can help you with your property transaction.
Online conveyancing provides a more convenient solution to the traditional method of attending in-person meetings with local Conveyancing Solicitors in Chesterfield.
You can stay informed during the entire process through our convenient mobile app. Through the app, you can receive updates, sign documents and make online payments, saving you time and the administrative workload.
We use whichever platform suits our clients best for communication methods—Microsoft Teams, Zoom or any other meeting platform. We can accommodate you if you'd prefer to use WhatsApp or email to exchange documents.
Our prices begin from £699 for sales and £799 for business. We operate on a No Move, No Fee basis.
There's no need to visit our physical offices or hand documents directly to us - we will happily guide you through the process by email or phone.
As well as Chesterfield, our conveyancing team regularly assists clients moving in and around Mansfield and Derby.
Your Chesterfield Conveyancing questions answered
Yes. Chesterfield developed within a significant historic coalfield, so past mining activity can remain relevant to property purchases even where there is no visible evidence of mining at ground level.
A coal mining report can identify recorded mine entries close to the property's boundaries, previous underground workings, mine-gas issues, reported hazards and information relating to subsidence. The Mining Remediation Authority recommends checking individual properties within former mining areas because risk can vary substantially over relatively short distances.
The existence of historic mining does not automatically prevent a purchase, but anything significant revealed by the search may require further investigation. We can review the results and explain whether they have implications for the property, your lender or the transaction.
Chesterfield's industrial history has left a considerable amount of previously developed land, some of which has subsequently been regenerated for housing. Chesterfield Borough Council specifically recognises that historic industry has left potential contamination in parts of the borough and confirms that former industrial sites being redeveloped may require investigation and remediation.
Buyers should establish whether relevant planning conditions have been satisfactorily dealt with and whether searches reveal any continuing environmental issues.
Our Conveyancing Solicitors can examine the environmental search, planning information and documentation supplied for the development and raise further enquiries where appropriate.
Chesterfield Waterside is a major regeneration area beside the railway station, River Rother and Chesterfield Canal. The wider 16-hectare project has planning permission for around 1,500 homes alongside commercial, leisure and public spaces, with development centred partly on the former Trebor/Bassett factory site.
Purchasing within or close to a large regeneration scheme can involve considerations beyond the individual property. Buyers may need to understand future development phases, estate-management arrangements, access provisions, planning obligations and whether nearby land is still due to be developed.
We can review the legal documentation affecting the particular property so that you understand both your own obligations and relevant features of the wider development before proceeding.
Yes. Chesterfield is crossed by several watercourses, including the River Rother and River Hipper, so flood risk can differ significantly depending on exactly where a property is situated. Chesterfield Borough Council directs homeowners and purchasers to check the individual property's recorded flood risk rather than making assumptions based on the wider area.
This is particularly relevant where homes are close to rivers, brooks, low-lying land or major waterside regeneration areas. A suitable environmental or flood search can provide information about recorded river and surface-water risk and may indicate that further enquiries are appropriate.
Understanding flood risk before exchange can help you consider matters such as previous flooding, insurance availability and whether any flood-defence or resilience measures are relevant to the property.
Some historic parts of Chesterfield have additional planning controls designed to protect their character. Chesterfield Borough Council currently has Article 4 Directions affecting properties within Barrow Hill, Abercrombie Street and the town centre, as well as an area around Upper Newbold Close, Moorhay Close and Water Meadow Lane.
An Article 4 Direction can mean that alterations which might normally be carried out without a planning application require permission. In Barrow Hill, for example, the Council's conservation guidance places particular importance on retaining traditional windows, doors, roof features and boundary walls.
If you are purchasing a character property and intend to alter it after completion, we can check whether an Article 4 Direction or conservation-area controls apply and investigate the planning history of previous alterations.
PSR Solicitors are recognised experts in residential property matters and conveyancing in England & Wales.
Bronwen Lloyd-Roberts LLB (Hons)
Solicitor - Deputy Head of Conveyancing
VIEW PROFILE
Karl Lewis
Karl Lewis LLB (Hons)
Solicitor - Head of Conveyancing
Bronwen Lloyd-Roberts
Donna Lloyd
Conveyancer
Louise Lloyd
Toni Jones
Daniel Mallen
Solicitor
Emily Smallwood
Trainee Licensed Conveyancer
Chloe Shepley
Sarah Hughes
Grace Plowman
Sean McEniff
Trainee Solicitor
We are proud to have achieved the best practice Conveyancing Quality standard from the Law Society and to have been accredited by LEXCEL. This means that we have demonstrated our ability to provide expert residential conveyancing advice. Our experience means that it is highly likely that we will have dealt with any issues you might face before, and that we will successfully secure your legal rights. Accreditation from the Law Society also establishes our credibility with other stakeholders in the process, meaning that we can work more efficiently and effectively with lenders and regulators.
Chesterfield is a market and industrial town in Derbyshire, which sits on an old coalfield. It is the second-largest settlement in Derbyshire and its primary landmark is the crooked spire of the Church of St Mary and All Saints.
The average house price in Chesterfield was £203,000 in May 2026, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), up from £192,000 in May 2025. This represented annual growth of 5.6%, higher than the 3.2% increase recorded across the East Midlands over the same period.
Property prices vary considerably depending on the type of home. Detached properties in Chesterfield had an average price of £326,000 in May 2026, while semi-detached homes averaged £194,000. Terraced properties had an average value of £154,000, with flats and maisonettes averaging £112,000.
First-time buyers in Chesterfield paid an average of £177,000 in May 2026, compared with £241,000 for home-movers.
Chesterfield has a wide selection of primary and secondary schools, all maintaining high education standards as reflected in their Ofsted ratings.
Abercrombie Primary School and Spire Junior School are rated 'Good,' with their latest inspections confirming their commitment to quality education.
Among secondary schools, St Mary's Catholic High School stands out with an 'Outstanding' rating from July 2024, highlighting its exceptional performance. Additionally, Outwood Academy Hasland Hall and Brookfield Community School have received 'Good' ratings, ensuring strong educational foundations for their students.
Chesterfield has a comprehensive transport network. It is strategically positioned on the A61, close to the M1 motorway, with Junctions 29 and 29a providing essential links. Stagecoach operates most bus services, while the recently opened coach station serves National Express coaches.
Chesterfield railway station on the Midland Main Line connects the town to major cities such as London, Sheffield and Manchester, supported by East Midlands Railway, CrossCountry and Northern Trains.
East Midlands and Manchester airports are within a two-hour drive, and the historic Chesterfield Canal, partially restored for leisure use, adds to the town's rich transport heritage.
Originally in the Hundred of Scarsdale, Chesterfield received its market charter in 1204 from King John, establishing it as a free borough with privileges akin to Nottingham and Derby.
The town's governance evolved with a charter from Elizabeth I in the late 16th century, forming a corporation structure that lasted until the Municipal Corporations Act 1835.
Chesterfield expanded significantly in 1920 and again in 1974, incorporating nearby districts under the Local Government Act 1972. Notably, George Stephenson, who lived in Tapton House until his death in 1848, contributed to the town's industrial growth by exploiting local coal and ironstone resources.
Chesterfield offers a vibrant shopping experience with independent shops and high-street brands. The town centre features charming cobblestone streets leading to unique retailers in areas like The Shambles, Vicar Lane and The Pavements Shopping Centre.
Regular events and festivals, such as the Peddler Market and Medieval Fun Day, add to the lively atmosphere. Additionally, out-of-town shopping hubs like Chatsworth Road and Whittington Moor provide diverse retail options.
Chesterfield offers a diverse dining and nightlife scene featuring numerous food and drink establishments. The town has a variety of venues, from cosy cafés and traditional pubs to modern bars and fine dining restaurants.
Highlights include Dirty Habit for cocktails, Cocina at Casa for romantic dining and Batch House for unique experiences. Whether you're looking for a casual meal or a night out, Chesterfield has something to suit every taste and occasion.
Chesterfield offers a wide range of activities and attractions. Explore the historic Chatsworth House and the scenic Linacre Reservoirs, or step back in time at Bolsover Castle and the Barrow Hill Roundhouse Railway Centre.
For family fun, visit the Tropical Butterfly House or Matlock Farm Park. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the Chesterfield Canal and various walking trails, while the Winding Wheel Theatre provides entertainment with plays, musicals and more.
A straightforward conveyancing process for our clients is crucial to us at PSR Solicitors. Our Chesterfield Conveyancing Solicitors guarantee a stress-free property transaction, delivering personalised and proficient conveyancing services.
As we operate on a No Move No Fee Conveyancing service for all clients buying or selling a house, there will be no additional charges to pay if your sale or purchase does not reach completion.
Although we don’t have a Chesterfield office, we have an unrivalled knowledge of the area and offices in Colwyn Bay, Ellesmere Port, Rhyl, Shotton, Wrexham, and Chester.
If you’re looking to instruct a solicitor to buy or sell property in Chesterfield or need expert conveyancing advice, call us today to speak to one of our friendly team, who are ready to assist with a no-obligation chat.
Contact our expert Conveyancing Solicitors for Chesterfield
Tell us what your property needs are and one of our Solicitors will contact you to discuss how we can help you and also advise you of the costs involved.
This data will only be used by PSR Solicitors Ltd for processing your query and for no other purpose.
