Our Honiton office is located along the High Street of this historic East Devon town. It is easily accessible by car, train, bus, cycle or on foot.
Address:
The Manor House
143 High St, Honiton
EX14 1DJ
Contact Details:
Tel: 01404 548050
Fax: 01404 548051
Email: lawyer@wbw.co.uk
Office Opening Hours:
Mon-Fri: 9:00am – 5.00pm
Sat/Sun: Closed
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Office Facilities:
Wheelchair access by arrangement
Guide dogs welcome
Interview room available
Our Honiton office is located along the High Street of this historic East Devon town. It is easily accessible by car, train, bus, cycle or on foot.
With two defined divisions for business and private clients, WBW Solicitors delivers a full range of legal services to individuals and businesses, including Wills, trust and probate, tax advice, residential conveyancing, and family law. We also offer litigation, employment law advice, commercial law advice, and commercial property services, as well as having a dedicated team of farm and estate specialists.
At WBW, we offer more than just expert legal advice. We have an in-house team of Chartered Financial Planners as well as an independent Mortgage department, allowing us to cater for all your financial requirements.
If you are looking for legal or financial advice in Honiton or the surrounding areas, please don’t hesitate to contact us using the contact form or details above. We look forward to hearing from you.
Allhallows Museum of Lace and Local Antiques
Honiton is famous for lace making and the Allhallows Museum is home to one of the most comprehensive collections of Honiton Lace in the world. Displaying examples from the 17th to the early 21st Century, the museum is also home to Honiton Pottery, palaeontology, children’s toys, including a wonderful Victorian furnished dolls house and an array of other local historic mementoes and memorabilia.
Thelma Hulbert Gallery
THG is an award-winning public art gallery hosting an acclaimed programme of contemporary art & craft exhibitions, alongside a permanent collection of artist Thelma Hulbert’s work. There is a shop and refreshments area plus a variety of workshops and activities for the community and a learning room with childrens art and crafts.
The High Street
Honiton High Street is a wonderful place for browsing, with a huge array of individual clothing, gift, lifestyle and homeware boutiques, galleries, cafes, bars and restaurants. If you’re looking for unique gifts, local artisan products or just a couple of hours of window shopping you’ll be surprised by the quality and choice on offer.
These are just a few of the many places you can visit in Honiton if you find you have time before or after your appointment with us.
Parking
There are several car parks within a short walk of our office in Honiton. The nearest being the Lace Walk short stay car park;
Address: Dowell Street, Honiton, EX14 8LT
Max Stay: 24 hours
Spaces: 197
ParkMobile Location: 2953
Method of Payment: Coins, Card or ParkMobile App
Charging period: 8am – 6pm inc Bank Holidays, this car park is not locked.
For more information on parking options in Honiton please click here.
Please check parking tariffs, spaces, charging period and information directly with the parking provider – subject to change. Parking is at your own risk, WBW simply advise on the nearest location to our office.
Public Transport
The majority of buses travel through Honiton High St and depending on which direction you approach from you can depart at Bus stop C (Lace Walk) or D (Job Centre) which are both just a few minutes walk from our offices. Honiton train station is a 10-minute walk.
For more information on reaching us by train and bus please click here.
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Thank you for your help Louise, it is very much appreciated. I will come to you if I require your services in the future and will certainly recommend you to friends and family.
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I have used WBW before for conveyancing and found you to be very professional, but approachable. Rachael was incredibly helpful and I would thoroughly recommend her, she was very prompt in replying to phone messages or emails.
Thank you to you and your colleagues for the professionalism and service offered in dealing with my late father’s estate. We wanted the things that we could not deal with to be handled with the minimum of fuss and involvement from us and you have achieved that, which we appreciate.
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