Caroline Hennessy

Junior Conveyancer, Residential Property

Bicester office
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Caroline is a Conveyancer in the Bicester Residential Property team with experience in Freehold and Leasehold sales and purchases, Shared Ownership, Remortgages, New Build Properties and Transfer of Equity. With 26 years in the legal profession, she started her career as a Paralegal for Alfred Truman Solicitors in 2012.

Alfred Truman later merged with SE-Solicitors. Caroline has progressed to Junior Conveyancer and is currently undertaking her qualification as a CLC Lawyer.

In her spare time Caroline spends time with her boys, goes on outdoor bootcamps, and enjoys jujitsu and walking her dog.

 

Specialisms

Buying and selling property
Shared ownership
New build purchases
Remortgages
Transfers of equity

What clients say about Caroline

“Despite being a frustrating case for a house sale, Caroline was always helpful, professional and optimistic that we would get there in the end, and we did.”
Mary Bowles – TrustPilot 2023
“Thank you for a very efficient service during the sale and purchase of my new property. Caroline Hennessey was always prompt in replying to any queries I had and kept me updated throughout the process. I would definitely recommend SE-Solicitors to anyone.”
Lisa Trinder – Trustpilot 2023

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