Key Conveyancing

Key Conveyancing, a CLC-regulated firm for property sales and purchases

Key Conveyancing LLP is a conveyancing practice authorised and regulated by the Council for Licensed Conveyancers (CLC) under number 3249, with company registration OC380039. The firm presents itself as a local conveyancer handling the legal work behind buying and selling residential property, and states that it has built its reputation over the past ten years in the property sector.

Its activity centres on the conveyancing process itself: acting for buyers, for sellers, or for clients doing both at once. The firm frames that work around communication with the client, answering questions and keeping the transaction moving, and describes its approach with the phrases "no sale, no fee", personal service, fixed fees, open conversation, detailed updates and a fast and smooth process.

Offices across the South and East Midlands

The practice operates from seven locations, each with its own telephone line. The offices are in Wellingborough, Royal Leamington Spa, Northampton, Bedford, Milton Keynes, St Neots and Kettering, covering Northamptonshire, Bedfordshire, Warwickshire and Cambridgeshire.

• Wellingborough: 21 Nene Court, The Embankment, Wellingborough NN8 1LD, T: 01933 426400
• Royal Leamington Spa: Aylesford House, 72 Clarendon Street, Royal Leamington Spa, CV32 4PE, T: 01926 972072
• Northampton: 18 Queensbridge, Bedford Road, Northampton NN4 7BF, T: 01604 210680
• Bedford: 3 Stephenson Court, Fraser Road, Priory Business Park, Bedford, MK44 3WH, T: 01234 383 090
• Milton Keynes: Unit 5 Ground Floor, Exchange House, 450 Midsummer Boulevard, Milton Keynes, MK9 2EA, T: 01908 046310
• St Neots: 26 Market Square, St Neots PE19 2AF, T: 01480 277559
• Kettering: Unit 4, Kings Court, Kettering Parkway, Kettering, NN15 6WJ, T: 01536 904910

Quotes and the information requested from clients

To prepare a quote, the firm asks for the type of transaction (buying, selling, or both), whether the matter is a sale or a purchase, the price of the property and who referred the client, so that the introducer can be acknowledged. The site also includes a separate route for property professionals interested in joining its network of introducers, and a recruitment section aimed at qualified conveyancers or people seeking to start a career in property law, with CV upload.

Client feedback published on the site

The testimonials reproduced on the site, dated between September and December 2025, describe sales and purchases handled by named case handlers and team members. Several mention difficult issues in the chain, delays caused by the other side's solicitors, or a switch from a previous firm; one client reports completing a flat purchase within two weeks of instructing Key, and another reports receiving keys about four weeks after first contact. A long-standing client states having used the firm for almost 26 years. The reviews also refer to an online portal that replaced lengthy handwritten paperwork and to prompt email replies. These are individual accounts published by the firm, not an independent assessment.

Regulatory framework and documentation

The site lists its regulatory status alongside legal documentation, a pricing list, a complaints procedure and a privacy policy, and identifies the firm as regulated by the CLC. It also maintains a client login area and separate contact channels for introducers and general enquiries.