When considering or evaluating a piece of land we generally advise sellers to consider many of our own mandatory buying considerations and requirements. These can consist of a compilation of considerations for sellers, buyers, real estate agents, lawyers, planning departments and even local councils or parish officials.

Is the lot buildable – Where can you build on the site – Are the boundaries accurately marked – Is there adequate frontage to build – Can the seller provide clear title for the property – Does all of the lot lie in a floodplain – Are there any endangered or protected species on the property – Are there any building restrictions due to wetlands, steep slopes or historical listed buildings – Are there any TPO’s (Tree Preservation orders) – Is there legal access by Road or legal right of way – Is there adequate access for construction equipment - Solar Exposure – Shaded or Sunny – Wind exposure – Cost of Land acquisition – connection viability and cost of utilities – water and sewage connection – Legal fees – Nearby nuisances such as hazards, noise and smells – neighbours - Land clearing – Excavation – Landscaping – previous planning applications – future developments –