Selling land: farmers and estates
Whether you're releasing one field to fund the rest of the farm, planning for retirement or thinking about the next generation, land near a settlement can be worth more than its farming value.
- Written offer with the figures behind it
- No commission: we're the buyer
- Time to take independent advice
Tell us about your land
We'll call you to talk it through.
Sell one field, keep the farm
Selling a parcel is common. Your solicitor reserves access, water and drainage so the holding still works.
Long-term value
For larger blocks, an option or joint venture can capture development value without you funding planning.
Tenancies and schemes
We look at tenancies, environmental agreements and wayleaves at the start, so there are no late surprises.
Succession
Some families prefer overage, so a future generation shares in any later uplift.
Land and routes that often fit
Farmland and agricultural land
Arable and grazing land, especially fields close to settlements.
How we buy it
Large strategic sites
Larger blocks of land on the edge of towns, promoted through the local plan.
How we buy it
Option agreements
We pay for the right to buy later and fund the planning work meanwhile.
How we buy it
Barns and rural buildings
Traditional barns, steel sheds and farmyards with conversion or redevelopment potential.
How we buy itFind out what we'd pay for your land
Send us the postcode and a rough size. We'll check the title and planning position and come back with a straight answer.