Mark Preece
Mark qualified as a solicitor in 2008 after gaining an LLB (2003) and LLM (2005) at university’s in Birmingham. He completed his training contract with the North Dorset and South Wiltshire firm now known as Farnfields LLP and joined Horsey Lightly Fynn (HLF) in Bournemouth in 2011. He became a partner at HLF in 2014 and at merger of HLF and Laceys became a partner in the merged firm in 2015.
Mark is a partner working across our Commercial and Residential property teams acting for a wide variety of clients from property developers, property investors, businesses, first time buyers and those needing advice relating to enfranchisement and residential landlord and tenant dealing with all aspects of property work.
Away from work Mark spends his time with his wife and their three young boys who keep them very busy.
Partner — Commercial and Residential Property
Direct dial: 01202 205013
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“Mark has acted for our varied property portfolio in Dorset for over 5 years, and has a real understanding of our business and how we operate. He shares our passion for high standards and attention to detail, providing us with invaluable advice and support on all aspects of our developments from initial site acquisition through to completed property sales. Mark and his team continuously add value by being proactive and delivering a fast and expert service."”
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“Quick, responsive service. Prepared to recommend a way forward and not sit on the fence.”
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“Efficient, competent and friendly.”
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“Mark and the team take great care of our commercial property requirements. We have always been delighted with their service.”
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“Straightforward. Everything kept clear and simple.”
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“I appreciate the personal service and the feeling that my business is important. I also respond well to a friendly approach.”
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“Mark noted the requirements of the sale and worked very hard to achieve an excellent prompt outcome. He phoned me immediately the deal was done!”
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“Excellent service provided by Mark Preece and his team.”
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“Everyone at Lacey's seem to have my best interest at heart and act super efficiently. A pleasure to deal with.”
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