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Community Integrated Care is seeking a Property and Housing Solicitor to join its in-house Legal team. You will provide specialist advice across the property and housing portfolio and manage a substantial caseload with autonomy.
The role covers acquisitions, disposals, leases, housing matters and risk management, with a focus on practical, commercially aware guidance. Hybrid working and a part-time option may be considered for the right candidate.
The opportunity and what makes Community Integrated Care a great place to work
This is a varied in-house role where no two days will be quite the same. You’ll handle property acquisitions and disposals, negotiate leases and tenancy arrangements, advise on housing law and property risk, manage contested matters and support significant organisational projects.
Most importantly, you’ll be using your expertise in an organisation dedicated to making a positive difference to people’s lives.
This is a full time permanent role with attendance at our head office required at least once a week so our ideal candidate will be based within an hours commute of our head office in Widnes.
Reporting to our Legal Director & Company Secretary, you’ll work closely with colleagues across Property, Facilities, Business Development and Operations, alongside our Commercial Solicitors and wider Legal team.
You’ll manage your own substantial caseload with a high level of autonomy, balancing transactional property work with housing advice and contentious matters.
You’ll be a qualified solicitor in England and Wales with a current practising certificate, bringing at least three years’ post-qualification experience within relevant areas of property and housing law.
We’re particularly interested in experience across commercial and residential property, leases, housing conditions, residential landlord and tenant matters and/or property litigation.
Experience gained within a registered provider, local authority or other public-sector landlord would be particularly valuable, although it isn’t essential.
Experience securing injunctions or other remedies for access to residential properties, instructing external advisers, delivering training or developing legal precedents and guidance would also be advantageous.
This is an opportunity to take your property and housing expertise beyond the traditional legal environment.
You’ll work alongside colleagues from across the organisation, influence important decisions and help us manage our property portfolio responsibly and effectively. You’ll have the autonomy to own your caseload while still having the benefit of an established wider Legal team when collaboration or specialist input is needed.
And because we understand that talented people need flexibility, the role comes with hybrid working arrangements, the option to work your full-time hours compressed across four days, and we’ll also consider part-time applications from 30 hours per week.
Bring your expertise to Community Integrated Care and help us manage legal risk, strengthen the way we work and support safe, sustainable accommodation for the people we support.