Carol Freeman
Senior Associate
Carol Freeman is a Chartered Legal Executive in Rothera Bray’s Residential Conveyancing department and is based at our Lace Market office.
Expertise
- Sales
- Purchases
- Transfer of equity
- New build properties
Experience
Testimonials
“Carol Freeman and her team are amazing. Great communication and really thorough. Will always use them for any future conveyancing work - thank you.”R Dodson
“Massive thanks to Carol Freeman and the amazing team. Highly professional and competent services received from Carol. I wanted to express my sincere gratitude for all of your assistance and support with my conveyancing. It is very much appreciated!!!”Douglas
“Carol, Gail, Steph, what a conveyancing team. They get you through all the obstacles the other side throw at you completely unnecessarily when selling a house in 2025. If you are a Landlord in 2025 selling lots of houses, expect torture and pain. Carols' team will at least make it less pain & get the completion over the line.”Mick Roberts
“Excellent service from Carol Freeman and her team at Rothera Bray. I'm highly satisfied with her conveyancing work. Highly recommended.”Hui-Ling Kerr
“Carol Freeman and her team were simply brilliant in the handling of our sale and purchase when we recently moved down to Suffolk. With their help and support a stressful and at times complicated transaction was made to seem easy.”Rex Coleman
“Recently used the conveyancing services with the team, Carol and Gail were very efficient, great communication which made the process very smooth! Would highly recommend and thank you again!”Emma
- The Lace Market
- c.freeman@rotherabray.co.uk
- 03456 465 465
Experience
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