Dealing with country houses and rural homes involves legal and practical issues that are rarely, if ever, encountered with other residential properties. These can include complications arising from:

• public and private rights of way
• complex boundary issues
• listed buildings
• private water supplies and drainage
• preservations of aspect and views
• neighbouring agricultural land and farming operations

Encountering such issues on a regular basis, we are experienced in knowing how to identify them and to deal with them in a commercial manner. Our expertise enables us to progress country house sales or purchases quickly, with as little fuss as possible.

We also deal with a wide range of associated rural property issues, including finance and refinancing, easements and boundary adjustments, and the letting of associated houses, cottages and commercial/agricultural units.

Our expert conveyancers, who are qualified solicitors specialising in rural property, will usually visit you to ensure that they have a practical and in-depth knowledge of your property. Your sale or purchase will be dealt with by a specific individual who will be your single contact point and will handle your transaction from start to finish.