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Recognised sole practice

Masters Residential Leasehold Law

SRA number 806905 · Authorised since 30 October 2020

Head office 4 Furzedene, Furze Hill, Hove, BN3 1PP

Website masters-law.co.uk · Phone 01273 977243 · Publishes prices: yes, read 19 October 2026

Published prices

Under the SRA Transparency Rules, firms offering residential conveyancing, probate and certain other services must publish their prices for that work. Masters Residential Leasehold Law publishes these 10 prices on its own website. The figures below are copied as the firm prints them. For your own matter, ask the firm for a written quote that includes disbursements.

What the firm offers:Lease extensionBuy the freeholdRight to manageRight of first refusalAbsent landlordLicence to alterAs listed on the firm's own website, read 19 October 2026. The areas of law further down are what it reported to the SRA.

ServicePriceVAT
Lease extension - statutory lease extension claim, typical fee[1]£1,150No VAT added
Lease extension - non-statutory (voluntary) lease extension where the premium and terms are already agreed, typical fee[1]£800No VAT added
Lease extension - more complicated extension with two landlords and a management company party to the lease, typical fee[1]£1,500No VAT added
Buy the freehold - statutory enfranchisement claim, no more than four flats, typical fee in total not per flat[2]£1,800No VAT added
Buy the freehold - non-statutory (voluntary) purchase with the price agreed, no more than four flats, typical fee in total not per flat[2]£1,200No VAT added
Buy the freehold - building with eight flats, participation agreement needed and an intermediate landlord, typical fee[2]£2,100No VAT added
Right to manage - acquiring the right to manage a building of six flats or less, typical fee in total not per flat[3]£600No VAT added
Right to manage - building with ten flats where six flat owners participate, typical fee[3]£800No VAT added
Right of first refusal - accepting the landlord's offer and conveying the landlord's interest, building of up to six flats, typical fee in total not per flat[4]£1,200No VAT added
Absent landlord - four flats, tracing the landlord, County Court vesting order and First-tier Tribunal referral, around this fee in total not per flat[5]average £2,900No VAT added

The firm states it is not VAT registered and that VAT is not added to its fees.

From the firm's published price information at these pages, read 19 October 2026:

  1. [1]masters-law.co.uk/services-and-pricing/lease-extension
  2. [2]masters-law.co.uk/services-and-pricing/buy-the-freehold
  3. [3]masters-law.co.uk/services-and-pricing/right-to-manage
  4. [4]masters-law.co.uk/services-and-pricing/right-of-first-refusal
  5. [5]masters-law.co.uk/services-and-pricing/absent-landlord

Key facts

Authorisation
Recognised sole practice
Organisation type
Recognised sole practice, authorised
Constitution
Sole practitioner
Practising offices
1
Areas of law reported to the SRA
2: Residential property, Litigation
SRA firms in Brighton and Hove
74 (33 residential property)

Offices on the SRA record

OfficeAddressDistrictPhone
Head office4 Furzedene, Furze Hill, Hove, BN3 1PPDirectionsGoogle MapsApple MapsBrighton and Hove01273 977243

Areas of law reported to the SRA

Residential propertyLitigation

Self-reported by the firm in its most recent annual return to the SRA ("the areas of law that the law firm has told us they delivered"). A lagging description of past work, not a live service list, a specialism claim or a quality mark; it may be up to a year old and is blank for newly authorised firms.

Conveyancing prices: published by the firm under SRA Transparency Rule 1

Because Masters Residential Leasehold Law reports residential property work, it must publish its conveyancing price, charging basis, disbursements, VAT treatment and timescales on its website. The prices shown above, read 19 October 2026 from the firm's website, are for other services and do not include conveyancing. For conveyancing, ask the firm for a written quote. Compare against the verified Brighton band of £850 to £2,150 plus VAT and the disbursements you will pay on top.

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The SRA records the firm's constitution as sole practitioner, a structure with no Companies House registration, so there is no company record to cross-reference; the SRA authorisation record is the only public register entry for the firm.

Where the office is
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