Conveyancing Solicitors Gatley

Our Conveyancing Solicitors in Gatley provide exceptional legal services, priding ourselves on meeting the unique needs of our clients through our tailored approach.

With over 30 years of experience, we always strive to offer transparent, affordable and highly professional conveyancing services in Gatley. Our team will ensure that your experience will be smooth, efficient and stress free, whether you’re buying, selling or remortgaging in the Gatley area.

We understand that moving home is a significant life event with many factors to consider. That’s why Clifford Johnston is here to support you at every step, ensuring the process is as smooth and stress-free as possible.

Located in the Metropolitan Borough of Stockport, Gatley is the area’s most westerly vicinity and runs along the border of Stockport and Manchester. The village has a vibrant culture rich in history, with its residents holding annual festivals to celebrate the community.

Our Property Legal Services in Gatley

For those interested in buying or selling property in Gatley, we offer personalised conveyancing services, tailored to meet your individual needs. Here at Clifford Johnston, we take a proactive approach to stay on top of things so that we can deal with any unexpected issues should they arise. Our conveyancing team has the necessary knowledge to handle complex situations.

We will always ensure that you have the necessary knowledge to make informed decisions, always explaining complicated legal terms to you and navigating you through the process from start to finish. Our conveyancing services include:

• Commercial Property Conveyancing
• Remortgages
• Buy to Let
• Leases
• Shared Ownership
• Right to Buy
• Managing the Transfer of Funds

Local House Price Trends

Gatley is a stunning suburb with a strong property market. The region has diverse housing options, from Victorian houses to contemporary developments. Gatley has consistently been desirable for those looking to reside in the area, and there has been a consistently high demand for properties.

According to Zoopla, the average sold price for a property in Gatley in the last 12 months is £408,373, determined through calculation of the average price paid for each property type, including:

• Detached: £518,542
• Semi-Detached: £389,519
• Terraced: £377,500
• Flats: £128,744

Our team of expert conveyancing solicitors have a thorough understanding of the dynamics of the Gatley property market and can offer valuable advice to those interested in relocating to Gatley.

Highlights of the Market

Education

All in the state sector, Gatley has three nurseries, two primary schools and one secondary school. Gatley Primary School, situated on Hawthorn Road, has around 460 pupils aged 5-11 and has previously received an ‘outstanding’ rating by Ofsted.

Lum Head Primary School on Troutbeck Road opened in 1965 and comes under the Stockport Metropolitan Borough. Having received an overall ‘good’ rating from Ofsted in 2019, it has around 200 pupils aged 4-11.

Formed following the merger of Broadway Boys School and Kingsway Girls School, the Kingsway School is a mixed school specialising in computing, maths and science. It has two locations, Foxland Road in Gatley and Broadway in Cheadle, linked by a pedestrian subway. It received a ‘good’ rating from Ofsted in 2020.

Transport Links

Running between Longsight and Wilmslow, Gatley railway station is on the Styal line, with three trains per hour southbound to Manchester Airport and one continuing to Crewe via Wilmslow. There are three services northbound to Manchester Piccadilly, one going to Liverpool Lime Street via Newton-le-Willows and one going further to Barrow-in-Furness or Windermere.

Stagecoach Manchester predominately provides the bus services in the area, with key routes including the 11 between Altrincham and Stockport via Timerley, Baguely, Wythenshawe and Cheadle, and the 370/1, which has a similar route but does not visit  Wythenshawe.

Gately is close to the M60 and the eastern terminus of the M56, which allows an easy commute to Manchester and other notable destinations, including North Wales and the Wirral Peninsula.

Eating Out

Gatley is home to several dining venues catering to diverse tastes. Its most popular restaurants include Bodega, a Spanish tapas restaurant just a few minutes walk from Gatley train station, serving cocktails, light bites and hearty meals. Piccolo, which lies in the heart of Gatley, offers an extensive Italian menu, including bottomless brunch on Saturdays.

If Indian food is what you’re after, Sadagar provides a rich selection of balti and traditional Indian dishes, including a Sunday buffet special, whilst Armenique is a small family coffee shop and winery that offers fresh sandwiches and salads made in-house for those looking for a quick bite.

There truly is something for everyone in Gatley; whether you’re having a meal for a special occasion or looking for your lunchtime fix, you’re sure to find what you’re craving.

Shopping

Gatley’s shopping landscape offers a quaint yet diverse shopping experience. Pound Express Plus is a treasure trove for bargain hunters, whilst Remember When is a second-hand shop perfect for finding unique items. For your grocery needs, you can find everything you need at Co-op.

If you’re keen on eco-friendly living, Gatley Refillery, a health and beauty shop on Church Road, has in-store pick-up, and Ridge Gatley on Park Road specialises in embroidery and printing, with high customer satisfaction.

These stores form a comprehensive shopping scene that combines everyday essentials with special interests and services, ensuring a varied retail environment in Gatley.

History

Gatley’s history, deeply rooted in agriculture and material trades, transitioned through significant land use changes from common farming to industrial ventures in textile manufacture. The development of Gatley Carrs, from marshy grounds to a hub of activity and later to a part of the scenic Mersey Valley, reflects the area’s adaptability.

The local industry, which was once thriving with handloom weaving and button making, saw a shift with the industrial age, making way for contemporary Gatley’s diverse community spaces.

Leisure Activities

Gatley offers diverse leisure activities, blending historical sites with natural beauty and community events. The restored First World War Memorial Clock Tower stands as a historical landmark. Gatley Recreation Ground and Walter Stansby Memorial Park provide spaces for sports and tranquillity, while Scholes Park hosts community events.

Gatley Carrs Nature Reserve offers a retreat into nature, and the annual Gatley Festival and Music Festival bring the community together with parades, funfairs and live music, celebrating Gatley’s vibrant spirit.

Contact our Conveyancing Solicitors in Gatley

Clifford Johnston & Co’s expert team of property solicitors are here to help if you’re looking to buy, sell or remortgage your home in Gatley.

With more than 30 years of experience in the field, we offer five-star legal services in Gatley and the surrounding areas. We have a deep understanding of the Gatley property market and can navigate you through every step of your conveyancing journey.

Our Solicitors in Cheshire are equipped to handle all legal support for your conveyancing needs. If you need legal assistance in Manchester, our Solicitors in Manchester are on hand to offer their expertise.

Call us today or visit our Solicitors in Stockport to experience the Clifford Johnston & Co difference. Our friendly team is keen to assist, with your peace of mind always our priority.