Commercial Property Solicitor

Job Description Role: Commercial Property LawyerDepartment: Real Estate Salary: 40,000 to 80,000Experience: Min 2 years working in Commercial PropertyTimings: Mon Friday 9am 5pm Location: ChelmsfordHybrid working: YesContract Type:Full-time or would consider Part-time, PermanentCommercial Property Lawyer:Our Client is a well-established, forward-thinking law firm with traditional values, we have a strong reputation for delivering high-quality legal services to a diverse range of commercial clients. They are looking to expand their Property Team, and are seeking motivated Commercial Property Lawyers to join their dynamic and supportive team.The Role:As a Commercial Property Lawyer, you will manage your own caseload of commercial real estate matters while also supporting senior colleagues on complex transactions. The role involves a broad mix of work, including but not limited to:Sales and acquisitions of freehold and leasehold commercial propertyCommercial leases (acting for both landlords and tenants)Property financeDevelopment work and planning agreementsAdvising on title issues, easements, and covenantsKey Responsibilities:Provide high-quality, commercially sound legal advice to a wide range of clientsDraft, review, and negotiate property documents and contractsDevelop and maintain strong client relationshipsWork collaboratively within the team and support junior colleagues if requiredContribute to business development activitiesAbout You:Experience in commercial propertyStrong technical knowledge of property lawExcellent communication and client care skillsProactive, well-organised, and commercially astuteAble to work independently and as part of a teamWhat We Offer:Competitive salary and benefits packageHybrid/flexible working optionsSupportive and inclusive working environmentCareer development and progression opportunitiesA varied and interesting caseload from day oneBenefits:Casual dressCompany eventsCompany pensionFree parkingLife insuranceOn-site parkingSick payWork from homeJBRP1_UKTJ

Created: 2025-12-16