The owner’s guide

A better first conversation.

A simple starting point for discussing land or property with development potential.

01

Start with the property

The address, approximate site size, current use and any photographs give us a useful first picture. Tell us whether you own the property or are introducing it on someone else’s behalf.

02

Share the planning position

If you have planning decisions, drawings or reference numbers, include them. If not, say what you know. An initial conversation can take place before a planning application has been made.

03

Explain what matters to you

Tell us whether you are exploring a sale, a potential partnership or simply trying to understand the opportunity. Your preferred timescale is useful too.

04

Gather what you already have

Existing plans, site photographs, title information and previous surveys can help the discussion. You do not need to commission new reports just to make an initial enquiry. Share sensitive documents through an agreed route after the first conversation.

05

Agree the next step

We can discuss an initial review and a site survey where appropriate. Any purchase or joint venture depends on assessment, an agreed commercial structure and the relevant professional checks.

This guide is a starting point for a conversation. Planning, legal, tax and investment decisions require advice specific to your circumstances.
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