Amy Settle

Professional Biography
Personal Biography

"To Amy, We just wanted to say thank you for being so efficient in exchanging contracts on our recent house purchase. You understood how important it was so we wouldn't lose the house. Thanks again, Mr and Mrs C."

Where/when you studied:

Thornleigh Salesian College 1995 – 2000

Bolton Catholic Sixth Form 2000- 2002

Manchester College of Arts & Technology 2003

Professional expertise before joining the firm:

When you joined the firm: July 2002

Department responsibilities (within the firm): Head of Conveyancing, Licensed Conveyancer

Areas of special legal expertise: All aspects of Residential Conveyancing, including:-

Buying
Selling
Re-mortgaging
Equity Transfers
Probate Sales
Auction Sales and Purchases
Buy to Let
Right to Buy
Shared Equity
Family Gifts
Declaration of Trust
Freehold Purchase

What our clients say about Amy:

https://www.fieldingsporter.co.uk/site/about/testimonials/

September 2018 - SL - We have found Amy and Kerry very responsive, professional and approachable in dealing with our property sale and have been happy with the overall service and professionalism provided.

July 2018 - NB - I have always found Fieldings Porter to be professional and easy to work with and I will definitely use you again in the future. Amy is an asset is an asset to your company and was very helpful.

April 2018 - WP - Amy Settle was extremely helpful throughout the whole process. She was calm and able to offer sage advice throughout a stressful sale and completion.

April 2018 - SB - Will definitely use your services again if necessary. Thank you

Where educated: Thornleigh Salesian College

First job: Data inputter at Vertex

Hobbies: Gym & trying to snowboard

Favourite food: Italian

Favourite group/artist: George Ezra

Favourite book: The Girl on the Train

Likes: Hot weather

Dislikes: Rain

Personal ambition: To be able to snowboard

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