Sell Your Farm

Sell your farm through a specialist UK land agency with nationwide marketing designed to connect your farm with farmers, agricultural buyers, rural purchasers and investors.

UK-wide marketing  •   Transparent fees  •   No Sale, No Fee

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Why Selling a Farm Is Different

Selling a farm is different from selling a single property or parcel of land. Buyers will consider the complete holding, including the agricultural land, farmhouse, buildings, access, services and infrastructure.

Whether you're selling a working farm, agricultural holding, mixed farm or rural property with land, presenting the whole opportunity clearly can help attract the right buyers and achieve the best possible exposure to the market.

What Can Influence Farm Value?

Location & Accessibility
Acreage & Land Quality
Farmhouse & Accommodation
Agricultural Buildings
Water, Services & Infrastructure
Existing Uses & Income

Already Marketing Your Farm Elsewhere?

That's not a problem.

Your Landstore listings are offered on a multi-agency basis, so you can continue to market your farm through other agents alongside us.

You can therefore use Your Landstore to give your farm additional exposure to potential buyers without having to withdraw it from existing marketing arrangements.

Ready To Sell Your Farm?

Create your own listing online or let us prepare it for you. We'll review the information you provide and make sure your farm is presented clearly before it goes live.

Create Your Own Listing

Have your photographs, plans, acreage details and supporting information ready? Create your seller account and build your farm listing yourself.

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Let Us List It For You

Prefer to leave it to us? Send us your farm details, photographs and supporting information and we'll prepare a professional listing for you at no extra charge, ready for your approval.

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Creating a listing doesn't commit you to selling immediately. It simply gives us the information we need to review your farm, discuss the best marketing approach and prepare your listing for approval before it goes live.

Who Buys Farms?

Farms can attract a wide range of purchasers depending on their location, acreage, agricultural use, farmhouse, buildings and overall characteristics. Understanding the likely buyer can help ensure your farm is presented and marketed in the right way.

Farmers & Agricultural Businesses

Existing farmers and agricultural businesses may be looking to expand their holding, increase acreage or acquire additional land, buildings and agricultural infrastructure.

Lifestyle & Rural Buyers

Buyers looking for a rural lifestyle may be attracted to farms offering a farmhouse, land, privacy, countryside surroundings and the opportunity to pursue a different way of life.

Investors

Farms and rural property can appeal to investors looking for long-term assets, agricultural income, diversification and potential opportunities for future value growth.

Equestrian & Specialist Rural Buyers

Farms with pasture, paddocks, stables, agricultural buildings and suitable land may also appeal to equestrian and other specialist rural purchasers.

What Farm Buyers Look For

The appeal of a farm depends on much more than its acreage. Buyers will consider the complete holding, including the land, property, buildings, location and how well it meets their individual requirements.

Quality & Quantity of Land

Acreage, land quality, field layout, soil characteristics and the balance of arable and pasture land can all influence buyer interest.

Farmhouse & Accommodation

The farmhouse, additional accommodation and condition of the residential property can form an important part of the overall appeal of a farm.

Agricultural Buildings

Barns, livestock buildings, workshops, stores and other agricultural buildings can add significant practical value depending on the buyer's intended use.

Access & Infrastructure

Access, tracks, gateways, water supplies, electricity, drainage and other infrastructure can all be important considerations for prospective purchasers.

Existing Uses & Income

Existing agricultural activity, grazing arrangements, tenancies, diversification and other income-producing uses may all be relevant to potential buyers.

Location & Surroundings

The location of the farm, surrounding countryside, nearby towns and villages and accessibility can all influence how different buyers view the opportunity.

How We Market Your Farm

We present the complete opportunity clearly and promote your farm to agricultural, rural, lifestyle and investment buyers across the UK.

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Professional Farm Listing

We create a clear listing highlighting the farmhouse, acreage, buildings, land, access, facilities, photographs and other relevant information.

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Targeted Buyer Exposure

We promote your farm through Your Landstore, relevant property and specialist land channels and targeted social media to reach farmers, rural buyers, investors and other genuine purchasers.

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Buyer Enquiries

Enquiries come directly to us. We handle initial questions, provide available information and keep you informed about genuine buyer interest.

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Offers & Negotiation

When offers are received, we present them to you and assist with negotiations while you remain in control of whether and when you accept an offer.

What Could Your Farm Be Worth?

Farm values can vary considerably depending on acreage, location, land quality, farmhouse accommodation, buildings, income, access and buyer demand.

If you're considering selling your farm and would like an idea of what it could be worth, tell us a little about the property and we'll provide our initial opinion of its potential market value.

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No upfront fee  •  No obligation to sell

Frequently Asked Questions About Selling a Farm

Selling a farm can raise questions around valuation, land, buildings, tenancies, planning and the sales process.

Can I sell a farm without planning permission?
Yes. Farms can be sold without planning permission. Buyers may be interested in the agricultural land, farmhouse, buildings, existing agricultural use and other characteristics of the holding.
Who buys farms?
Farms can attract farmers, agricultural businesses, lifestyle purchasers, investors, equestrian buyers and other purchasers looking for rural property with land and buildings.
Can I sell part of my farm rather than the whole holding?
Yes. Landowners may choose to sell individual fields, parcels, buildings or other parts of a holding rather than the entire farm, subject to ownership, access and any relevant legal or tenancy considerations.
Can I sell a farm that is currently tenanted?
Yes. Farms and agricultural land subject to tenancies can still be sold. The type and terms of the tenancy should be considered when preparing the property for sale and disclosed to prospective buyers where appropriate.
Do I need to know my asking price before creating a listing?
No. If you're unsure what your farm may be worth, simply create your listing and provide as much information as possible. We'll review the details with you before your listing goes live and help ensure it is marketed at a realistic asking price.
Do I need to provide title documents?
Providing a copy of your Title Register and Title Plan is helpful, together with information about access, boundaries, rights of way, tenancies and restrictions affecting the property. If you don't have these documents, we can advise you before your listing goes live.
How will my farm be marketed?
Your farm will be advertised on Your Landstore, promoted through relevant property and specialist land channels and targeted social media. We aim to reach farmers, agricultural buyers, lifestyle purchasers, investors and other genuine buyers.
How much does it cost to sell a farm with Your Landstore?
We charge 1% of the final sale price, subject to a minimum fee of £1,500 plus VAT, payable only when the sale completes. There are no upfront listing fees, no monthly charges and no marketing fees. If your farm does not sell through us, there is nothing to pay.
Could my farm have development or alternative use potential?
Some farms may offer development or alternative use potential depending on their location, planning circumstances, buildings and other characteristics. Any proposed development or change of use would need to be considered on its own merits and may require planning permission or other consents.
How long does it take to sell a farm?
Every farm is different, so there is no fixed timescale. The time it takes to sell depends on factors such as location, acreage, property, price, buildings, planning position and buyer demand.
How do I get started?
Register as a seller, create your farm listing and upload your photographs and supporting information. If you'd prefer not to prepare the listing yourself, simply send us the details and we'll prepare everything for you.

Our Fee

Selling your farm through Your Landstore is straightforward and transparent. We charge 1% of the final sale price, subject to a minimum fee of £1,500 plus VAT, payable only when a sale completes through us.

There are no upfront listing fees, no monthly charges and no marketing fees. If we don't introduce the buyer who purchases your farm, there is nothing to pay.

1% of sale price  •  £1,500 minimum + VAT  •  No Sale, No Fee

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Ready To Sell Your Farm?

Whether you're ready to market your farm today or simply want to explore your options, we're here to help you take the next step.

1% of sale price  •  £1,500 minimum + VAT  •  No Sale, No Fee