Bathurst Conveyancing
With over 500 5-star Google reviews, the team at Bush to Beach Legal can help with your conveyancing in Bathurst. Whether you’re buying or selling residential or commercial property, the legal process of conveyancing can be overwhelming. We eliminate the stress and provide piece-of-mind throughout the entire conveyancing process.
- Complimentary contract checks. We go over your contract for free to help spot hidden risks before you sign anything.
- Transparent fixed fees. Know exactly what you’re paying with clear, upfront pricing and no nasty surprises.
- NSW conveyancing experts. Our local team knows the Bathurst market and NSW property law inside out.
- Trusted by hundreds of clients. With over 500 glowing client reviews, our conveyancing speaks for itself.
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Our client testimonials
At Bush to Beach Legal, we know that buying or selling property in Bathurst is a major milestone. Whether it’s your first home, a family upgrade, an investment property, or a rural lifestyle block on the outskirts of town. Our experienced conveyancing team is here to guide you through every step of the process with practical advice, open communication, and genuine local knowledge of the Bathurst property market. We offer fixed-fee conveyancing so you’ll always know where you stand on costs, and we don’t use confusing legal jargon. Whether you’re selling in South Bathurst, purchasing in Kelso, or settling into a new home in Eglinton, we’re here to make it easy. Want to know what it’s like to work with us? Take a look at what clients across Bathurst and regional NSW have said about their experience.

Cost of Conveyancing in Bathurst?
When it comes to conveyancing in Bathurst, knowing exactly what you’ll pay from the beginning can make all the difference. That’s why at Bush to Beach Legal, we offer fixed-fee conveyancing for complete peace of mind with no hidden costs or surprise bills. Our fixed pricing is tailored to suit your specific property transaction, whether you’re buying your first home, selling an investment property, or purchasing a rural block on the outskirts of Bathurst.
We believe in being upfront and transparent, which is why we include a free contract review before you commit. This allows us to identify any potential issues early and provide you with a clear breakdown of costs right from the start.
From busy growth areas like Kelso and Eglinton to properties across the wider Bathurst region, our team has helped hundreds of clients navigate the property market with confidence. With Bush to Beach Legal, you’ll always know where you stand. Clear, affordable, and local fixed-fee conveyancing you can rely on.
Conveyancing and Legal Services in Bathurst
 
															Buying Property
Buying property in Bathurst is easy and stress-free with Bush to Beach Legal.
 
															Selling Property
Sell your home with confidence using our friendly and qualified conveyancers.
 
															Free Contract Review
We offer a FREE contract review when you buy or sell property in Bathurst.
 
															Over 50's Conveyancing
We offer Fixed-Fee Conveyancing services specifically for Over 50’s lifestyle property clients.
 
															Wills and Estate Planning
Work with our experienced solicitors in Bathurst to provide peace of mind for your family.
 
															Legal Services
Got a difficult property transfer? No problem, our solicitors are available for complex property matters.
What is conveyancing?
Simply put, conveyancing is the legal process that transfers property ownership from a seller to a buyer. It’s a structured legal process governed by NSW property law and is usually carried out by a licensed conveyancer or solicitor.
In NSW, conveyancing starts well before contracts are exchanged. For buyers, this includes reviewing the contract for sale, ordering title and property searches, and ensuring there are no legal issues such as easements, covenants, or unpaid rates. For sellers, it involves preparing a compliant contract with all required documents, including zoning and planning certificates.
Once both parties have signed and exchanged contracts, the conveyancer or solicitor manages the lead-up to settlement, checking finances, liaising with banks, and lodging necessary forms with NSW Land Registry Services. On settlement day, ownership is officially transferred and the buyer takes legal possession of the property.
Why Do I Need a Conveyancer?
A conveyancer is your legal guide through the process of buying or selling property. In New South Wales, while it’s legally possible to do your own conveyancing, most people choose to work with a licensed conveyancer or solicitor.
Here’s why you should consider engaging Bush to Beach Legal conveyancing:
We protect your legal interests
Buying or selling property involves legally binding contracts, government regulations, and strict timelines. Our conveyancers ensures your rights are protected, that you understand the legal implications of what you’re signing, and that you’re not exposed to unnecessary risks.
We handle the paperwork and legal requirements
From reviewing or preparing the contract for sale to lodging documents with NSW Land Registry Services, your personal Bush to Beach conveyancer manages all the legal work, making sure everything is compliant and correct.
We conduct crucial searches
Property searches can uncover things you wouldn’t otherwise know, like zoning issues, easements, unpaid rates, or restrictions on the land. These are critical to making an informed decision and avoiding costly surprises later. Our expert conveyancers are familiar with Bathurst will be able to ensure all the right searches are completed based on your property’s location and type so you are completely informed and legally protected.
We coordinate settlement
Your conveyancer works with the bank, the seller’s or buyer’s legal team, and the government to ensure everything is ready for settlement day. We make sure funds are transferred, titles are registered, and the property legally changes hands without delay.
We reduce stress and save time
Buying or selling property is already a big decision. You don’t need the added pressure of trying to manage a legal process on your own. Our conveyancing gives you peace of mind by handling it all professionally.
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Buying Property in NSW? Here's How Conveyancing Works
Buying property in New South Wales is a big step, and while the goal of conveyancing is the same across Australia, transferring legal ownership in NSW has some key differences in how the process works. From contract preparation to cooling-off periods and electronic settlements, here’s what makes NSW conveyancing unique.
The Contract of Sale Comes First
In NSW, a property can’t be advertised for sale unless a full contract of sale has been prepared and is available for potential buyers to inspect. This contract must include key documents such as zoning certificates, title searches, sewer diagrams, and any known property restrictions.
Exchange of Contracts
NSW follows a dual contract system. Both the buyer and seller sign identical copies, which are then formally exchanged. The deal becomes legally binding at the moment of exchange, not when an offer is accepted. This is different from some other states where contracts may become binding earlier in the process or after cooling-off terms are negotiated.
Cooling-Off Periods
Most residential property purchases in NSW come with a 5 business day cooling-off period after contracts are exchanged. During this time, the buyer can withdraw from the purchase (usually with a 0.25% penalty). This differs slightly from other states. For instance, Victoria offers a 3-day cooling-off period, and Queensland also offers 5 business days, but under different legislative conditions.
Governing Laws and Authorities
NSW property transactions are governed by laws including the Conveyancing Act 1919 and the Real Property Act 1900. The NSW Land Registry Services oversees land dealings, while conveyancers are licensed and regulated by NSW Fair Trading. Each state has its own legal framework, so processes and requirements vary.
Mandatory eConveyancing
NSW was one of the first states to mandate electronic conveyancing. Nearly all transactions are now completed online using platforms like PEXA, ensuring faster and more efficient settlements. While other states also use digital systems, NSW remains a leader in eConveyancing adoption.
Local knowledge you can trust
Whether you’re purchasing your first home in Windradyne, selling an investment property in Kelso, or securing a rural block just outside of town, our conveyancing team is here to support you every step of the way. 
We combine expert legal guidance with genuine local knowledge of the Bathurst property market to make the process simple and stress-free.
With our fixed-fee conveyancing service, you’ll know exactly what to expect from day one with no hidden costs, no last-minute surprises. We keep things clear, easy to understand, and always focused on your goals.
Call us today on 1300 911 137 for a quick quote or a chat with our friendly Bathurst team.
 
								