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Sherri York
Buying & Selling a Home
Conveyancer, Residential Conveyancing Team
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Testimonials
We just wanted to say how happy we were with the conveyancing work that Sherri undertook for us. She was absolutely excellent, professional, efficient, friendly and very quick to act.
Sherri and Sofia made our move much easier than it might have been.
Client Feedback Email - June 2026
First class service in every aspect
Excellent service from Sherri and her team
About Sherri
Sherri joined Machins in 2023 as a conveyancer in the Residential Conveyancing department.
Sherri has over 20 years experience in conveyancing and prior to joining Machins has worked at firms across Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire and London. Sherri has a wealth of experience in residential property-related matters.
Specialist practice areas
- Buying and selling houses
- Shared ownership leases
- Repossession
- Auction properties
- Transfer of Equity
- Remortgages
- Unregistered Titles
- Plot purchases
- Boundary corrections
- Acting for Lenders
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