Property

Our Team

Caroline Stennett     Head of Property Southampton
   Angela Scouller
   David Hawkins
   Simon Hawkins
   Sylvia Barnes
   Paul Duffell
   Karen Cadman



The property team is headed by property partner Caroline Stennett. Caroline is well known locally being a director and past president of Southampton and Fareham Chamber of commerce, a director of Business Southampton and a regular contributor of editorial to the local press.

Caroline specialises in high consideration domestic property, commercial property transactions and buying and selling investment property.

"Our aim is to offer a highly professional intelligent approach to property transactions"

At Hythe Paul Duffell has substantial experience in not only domestic conveyancing but also in commercial property work and acting for developers.

In July 2008 CGM incorporated Chartahouse headed by David Hawkins. Whilst being part of CGM, Chartahouse have retained their own identity,their excellent reputation and substantial clientabase. With Chartahouse on board CGM now have one of the biggest property teams in the region.

For more information

propertylawyers@c-g-m.co.uk

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London property: primed for a sizzling summer Wed Jul 08 18:28:53 BST 2009 The market is heating up in London's most exclusive districts reports Anna Tyzack	Britons waste £508m a year on home insurance Wed Jul 08 06:36:23 BST 2009 By renewing their policies rather than shopping around for the best deal we are potentially	10 ways to cash in during the recession Tue Jul 07 19:01:54 BST 2009 There's still profit to be made from property says Graham Norwood
Comment: House prices will rise this year Tue Jul 07 06:55:12 BST 2009 Nationwide's "Real" House price Index recorded an increase of 1.6pc in June.	Fifth of househunters only look for homes they cannot afford Mon Jul 06 21:36:38 BST 2009 One fifth of people only look at homes they cannot afford when searching for properties on the	Interiors: come hell or high water Mon Jul 06 18:29:16 BST 2009 Renovating your bathroom will test your sanity warns Julian Barnard
Property clinic: renewing the mortgage on a buytolet flat Mon Jul 06 18:20:25 BST 2009 This week our property experts help with power problems investing in overseas property and	DIY advice: installing a multifuel stove and problems with thermostatic radiator valves Mon Jul 06 12:28:47 BST 2009 A builder gives it to you straight. This week: installing a multifuel stove and problem	Tenants fall behind on rent Mon Jul 06 11:33:59 BST 2009 Letting agents are reporting seeing a rise in the number of tenants struggling to pay their rent as
Architecture: know your mullions Mon Jul 06 11:33:23 BST 2009 Want to know your oriel from your architrave? A new book reveals all finds Catalina Stogdon.	Five of the best: fans Fri Jul 03 16:51:46 BST 2009 The latest gadgets to help keep you cool.	Smallholdings: from sharp suits to muddy boots Fri Jul 03 16:04:57 BST 2009 Smallholdings are growing ever more popular. Caroline McGhie meets two city couples relishing
On the property market: homes with a mooring Fri Jul 03 13:41:31 BST 2009 We're looking for... a mooring.	Property market: renting is all the rage Thu Jul 02 17:50:46 BST 2009 Familes are letting out their London home to live in the country while young executives abandon	Interiors: Alison Cork's homeware bargains Thu Jul 02 17:08:47 BST 2009 The very best that money can buy for not much money at all.
Word on the street: will house prices fall much further? Thu Jul 02 13:09:27 BST 2009 Don't get excited by the 'recovery' in the housing market - it's likely to be shortlived	Three of the best houses for tennis players Wed Jul 01 11:50:36 BST 2009 Houses for tennis players.	The Secret Garden for sale Wed Jul 01 11:31:06 BST 2009 Anna Tyzack on a stately home with a novel history.
Interiors: lovingly crafted home in Devon Tue Jun 30 16:59:45 BST 2009 A woodworker and his family put their faith in traditional methods and local expertise to carve	Interior design notebook by David Nicholls Tue Jun 30 15:29:09 BST 2009 Gingerbread chairs.	Property in Spain: fairways to heaven Tue Jun 30 12:54:31 BST 2009 Great beaches rural escapes and fantastic golf - Girona offers it all to British buyers.
Holiday homes: home in on a new life Tue Jun 30 12:39:01 BST 2009 Pretty homes perfect views - and an income too. Holiday home owning is a good bet.	DIY advice: balcony repairs asbestoscement sheeting and repointing Tue Jun 30 11:29:40 BST 2009 A builder gives it to you straight. This week: balcony repairs and asbestoscement sheeting.	Property of the day: a mansion in Battersea Mon Jun 29 18:01:55 BST 2009 This detached house in south London is on the market for £4.65 million.
Property advice: dealing with restrictive covenants Mon Jun 29 17:13:07 BST 2009 Our property experts answer your questions on retrictive covenants the CGT implications of buying

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