Rural Property

Owning rural land throws up questions an ordinary house move never does, whether that’s a grazing licence to draw up or an easement required for access. It’s a distinct kind of work, and we treat it as its own area rather than lumping it in with everyday conveyancing.

A lot of our team come from farming families, so the day-to-day realities of rural land aren’t abstract to us. Some of this work is straightforward paperwork, a grazing licence or a title correction. Some of it is bigger, refinancing to buy more land or handing a farm on through the family. Where it crosses into development or estate planning, we bring in our land development and private client teams, so you’re not repeating yourself across different firms.

Rural land isn’t ordinary conveyancing, and we don’t treat it like it is.