Conveyancing Clifton Springs

Clifton Springs runs down the slope from Drysdale to the bay, with views over Corio Bay from a lot of its streets. Our Drysdale branch at 15 Hancock Street is effectively next door, which makes us about as local as a conveyancer gets here. Jeannette Ernst Conveyancing Professionals has looked after Bellarine property transactions for more than 30 years.

If you are buying in Clifton Springs, get the contract and Section 32 to us before you sign it. We review it within 24 hours, free of charge.

What we see in Clifton Springs property

Housing here spans every decade from the 1970s to brand new, so the issues vary street by street. On the established side we check permit history and easements; in the newer stages it is covenants, design guidelines and the occasional owners corporation for a shared driveway.

The suburb’s selling point is its slope, and sloping blocks bring their own checklist: retaining walls near boundaries, drainage easements, and what the title plan says versus where the fences actually stand.

Plenty of buyers are moving from Geelong or Melbourne for the bay outlook, and plenty of sellers are downsizing. Both ends of that move often need two settlements to line up on the same day, and coordinating that is routine work for us.