This Legal 500, regional heavyweight firm based in Wiltshire, are seeking a commercial property solicitor to join their impressive and well renowned department. You will gain more in the way of client contact which will put you ahead of your PQE and springboard your career forward. This particular role will also give the right person an incredible opportunity to deal with Corporate transactions and therefore broaden their horizons.
The Firm
This Wiltshire based firm have an outstanding reputation in the local market. This firm has a rich heritage, dating back over 130 years. The firm has a varied client base ranging from financial institutions, Partnerships and multi million-pound property portfolios. They are regional heavyweights and always looking to grow. You will be joining an expanding practice in the south-west with strong foundations built through its long history.
The Role
This is an excellent opportunity for a Commercial Property Solicitor/ILEX to join a flourishing office in Wiltshire.
This fantastic opportunity will have you joining a flourishing and very successful team and is perfect for a Commercial Property Solicitor looking to join a dynamic department and firm in a role with real prospects for growth and development.
This long term, strategic role sits within the Commercial Property department of the most well-regarded conveyancing team in the region, and you could be the next addition!
Requirements:

• You will be an experienced Commercial Property Solicitor 2 PQE (You will ideally have some knowledge of Corporate transactions, but this is not a requirement and you can be shown this element of the job)
• Excellent knowledge of Conveyancing and Property Law.
• The skills to competently liaise with clients.
• Commercial awareness and a history of strong financial performance.
• Salary is competitive and negotiable depending on experience with excellent benefits

This is an exciting opportunity for a Commercial Property Solicitor 2 PQE (NO upper limit to PQE) to join a leading regional firm in Wiltshire.