Rhiannon, who is based in Cheltenham, has extensive experience advising owners of listed buildings where the legal landscape is one of the most complex in residential sales and purchases. She is one of the few UK residential conveyancing solicitors experienced in listed building prosecutions.
Over her 25-year career as a solicitor, advised on some unique properties – including the purchase of a Napoleonic sea fort.
She said: “While much of my work is residential conveyancing, title issues and unregistered land matters, I find it particularly fascinating to work on the sale or purchase of listed buildings and scheduled ancient monuments. These properties have a unique story which adds an extra dimension to the legal work involved.”
As well as advising on general residential conveyancing, Rhiannon offers a combination of residential property, planning enforcement and listed building prosecution experience that is unique, and has expertise in complex and high value transactions, including listed buildings and rural property.
Lisa Gibbs, Partner and Joint Head HCR’s Residential Property Team, said: “Rhiannon is a very experienced heritage property lawyer and we are delighted that she has joined us.”
While some might consider it a ‘busman’s holiday’, outside of work Rhiannon enjoys travelling and exploring places with a rich history, from historic towns and cities to heritage sites and landmarks with a particular interest in architecture and the stories that make them unique.
