Solicitor - Agricultural, Rural & Property (NQ-3 PQE)
Overview
As a Solicitor in the Agricultural, Rural & Property team, you will handle a diverse caseload spanning farm and estate transactions, leases, and strategic land projects. You will work closely with landowners, farming businesses, and developers to support high-value property work and development initiatives. The role blends commercial property expertise with rural specialisation in a supportive, collaborative environment. This is a chance to build specialist experience in a fast-evolving landowner sector within a respected regional firm.
Pay / Benefits
- hybrid working
- competitive salary 55,000 to 70,000 DOE
- benefits (unspecified)
- career development opportunities
Responsibilities
- Manage and support a varied caseload across agricultural, rural and commercial property
- Handle buying/selling of agricultural, rural and commercial land
- Manage farm/estate acquisitions and disposals
- Draft and negotiate leases, option, promotion and development agreements
- Oversee strategic land transactions and overage arrangements
- Negotiate easements, covenants and rights affecting land
- Address property aspects of farming business and succession planning
- Undertake sales, acquisitions and refinancing of high-value property assets
- Deliver general commercial property transactions
- Support development land projects from option/promotion to sale and development
Key requirements
- NQ-3 years' PQE
- Experience in Commercial Property, Agricultural Property or Rural Property
- Genuine interest in land and development projects
- Strong technical and drafting skills
- Commercial, client-focused approach
- Excellent communication and relationship-building skills
- Collaborative mindset and enthusiasm for specialising in rural property
- communication
- relationship building
- client focus
- technical and drafting skills in property
- land and rural property knowledge
- development and option agreement expertise
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