Danielle Castle

Senior Associate

Residential Conveyancing

Danielle Castle, Lawyer, Associate - Licenced Conveyancer, Real Estate, DMH Stallard
Specialises in all aspects of transactional real estate and acts for a range of individual, investors, equity release companies and developers

Danielle is a Licenced Conveyancer specialising in residential property transactions, including freehold and leasehold transactions, remortgages, equity release and transfers of equity. She also deals with property work in relation to probate matters and Attorneys/Deputy’s acting in property transactions.

Danielle qualified as a Licenced Conveyancer in 2009 and obtained an LLB (Hons) Law Degree in 2020. She has worked in residential conveyancing since 2003 and therefore has 20 years’ experience in the industry.

Danielle works primarily in our Horsham office but also collaborates closely with colleagues in our other locations.

 

Work highlights

EQUITY RELEASE

Working for a large equity release company to sell individual houses in their portfolio as each property becomes eligible


PROPERTY PURCHASE

Buying a £2.8m house and farm for clients


PROPERTY SALE

Selling a livery farm for a client


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Recent articles

Media spotlight

Ian Narbeth talks to MSN about the Renters’ Rights Act

Negative impact of the Renter's Rights Act is starting to show, with landlords quitting the rental market as profits reduce.

Ian Narbeth

16/10/2026

Events

Property and Planning festive quiz, Brighton 3 December 2026

As we take a festive break from our usual Property and Planning breakfast seminars, join us in Brighton this December for a special festive quiz edition, hosted by our Real Estate and Planning teams.

Events

Property and Planning festive quiz, Gatwick 26 November 2026

As we take a festive break from our usual Property and Planning breakfast seminars, join us in Gatwick this November for a special festive quiz edition, hosted by our Real Estate and Planning teams.

Insights

The Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill: what will it mean in practice?

Changes initially promised are still being implemented slowly (and somewhat unevenly), leaving plenty of room for additional legislation seeking to improve matters further.

05/10/2026

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