Selling land: homeowners with large gardens
A long garden, a side plot or an old orchard can make a building plot, letting you release capital while staying in your home.
- 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.
Will it affect my house?
We'll talk through how a new home would sit next to yours, including privacy and light.
Your mortgage
If your home is mortgaged, the lender will need to release the plot. Your solicitor arranges it.
Neighbours together
Combining two or three gardens often makes a better site and a better price for everyone.
No upfront cost
On a subject-to-planning deal, we pay for the planning application.
Land and routes that often fit
Garden land and backland
Large gardens and backland plots for one or more new homes.
How we buy it
Building plots
Single and small multi-home plots, with or without consent.
How we buy it
Subject-to-planning sale
Exchange now, complete when planning permission is granted.
How we buy it
Infill plots and gap sites
Gaps between buildings in streets and villages, ready for a home or two.
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.