Selling Land?
Do you have land with development potential for sale in England (Midlands to south coast) or Central Scotland?
Do You Have Land To Sell?
Prime Land Consultants can help maximize your site’s development potential by bringing a purchaser to the table. We are constantly on the look-out for valuable, potential development land which our clients can purchase discretely or off-market.
Suitable sites are likely to be owned by:
- Private landowners, including farmers
- Commercial property owners
- Estate owners with a house or building within a large plot on a road with a lot of passing traffic
Also, we’d like to hear from architects and town planners who have schemes / consented sites for care and / or mixed-use sites (where there are different proposed uses in close proximity).
We would are also interested in anyone who has bought land at auction recently and wants to sell the land on straight away (but only for the uses below).
Currently we are seeking land in England for:
- New care home developments (1-2 acres)
- Food retail sites (2-3 acres)
- Potential residential development sites on grey belt land (3-100 acres)
We work directly with landowners who own potential development land, and with agents, in 3 ways:
- We have care home operators and developers who will purchase your land subject to obtaining full planning consent. All take different views on planning risks.
- We also have clients who will purchase unconditionally (on planning).
- Land sales are complicated. We can also help address the issues for you taking the land to market discretely without a full marketing campaign.
Prime Land Can Deal with Your Land Disposal
Our Principal, Tom Rankin, has worked in land acquisition teams at major house builders, such as Taylor Wimpey, Barratt Homes and Balfour Beatty, before founding Prime Land Consultants in 2004. Please contact Tom Rankin to discuss your development land opportunities or requirements.
For any questions you may have, please see our Selling Your Land FAQs.
The table below shows good examples of sites and land that you could introduce to Prime Land Consultants:
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Care & Residential Sites (1+ acres) |
Farmland on edge of settlements zoned for development in the Local Plan
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Land put forward into 'Council call for sites'
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Food Retail Sites (2-3 acres on busy road) |
Sites refused planning & unsuccessfully appealed
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Land put forward into 'Council call for sites'
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Care & Residential Sites (1+ acres) |
Sites refused planning & unsuccessfully appealed
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Land within a large master planned area proposed for Care
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Food Retail Sites (2-3 acres on busy road) |
Redundant and brownfield land
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Land within a large master planned area proposed for community centre / retail
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Care & Residential Sites (1+ acres) |
Infill sites in towns fronting busy roads
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House in town at road junction with a large garden
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Food Retail Sites (2-3 acres on busy road) |
Land adjacent to a new road proposal or recently constructed road
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Plant nursery on edge of town on busy road
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Care & Residential Sites (1+ acres) |
Land at roundabouts on edge of towns
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A closed care home set within large garden
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Food Retail Sites (2-3 acres on busy road) |
Private car park in town
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Former or outdated sheds or offices with land
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Care & Residential Sites (1+ acres) |
Golf courses looking to raise capital by selling land
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Old disused sports club with tennis courts or bowling greens
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Food Retail Sites (2-3 acres on busy road) |
Site with previous planning consent for retail
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Land to rear of retail development
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Care & Residential Sites (1+ acres) |
Sites with previous planning consents for care or retail
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Land adjacent to business units on busy road
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Food Retail Sites (2-3 acres on busy road) |
Land newly accessible due to new road by-pass construction
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Land adjacent to business units on busy road
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Care & Residential Sites (1+ acres) |
Redundant buildings on previously developed brownfield sites
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Food Retail Sites (2-3 acres on busy road) |
Infilled quarry on edge of towns & cities
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Please send Tom a clear plan with a red line showing your proposed development site please. This could be a title plan showing the boundaries in red. It is a really helpful first step.