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With applications soon set to re-open William Hargreaves from the rural team at Savills Ipswich looks at why farmers should still take advantage of a. ....
House prices in Suffolk have increased over the last 10 years - Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto House prices across Suffolk have soared by as much as 60% in some areas over the last decade, government figures have shown. All areas of the county saw large increases in average house prices, according to the latest figures available from the Office for National Statistics. In Ipswich, the median price paid for a house in June 2020 was 60% higher than that of 10 years prior, with the figure rocketing from £125,000 to £200,000. The average price of a detached property rocketed by more than £100,00 from £214,000 £320,000 – while the price of a semi-detached increased from £136,000 to £220,000. ....
1. Many farm sales are won or lost by first impressions. Continue farming as though you were staying: establish crops as normal - you can be compensated later or add a holdover clause to the farm sale agreement - and allow grass to flourish, adding nitrogen and reducing livestock numbers. 2. If your property has issues with rights of way, private water supplies or local developments, be open and upfront as early as possible. Buyers are less likely to lose confidence if you’ve made them aware of everything they need to know from the beginning. 3. Complete any essential maintenance. Fill in potholes, repair any damaged fencing, check gates are properly hung, clear gutters, kill off any weeds, muck out livestock sheds and top grass fields regularly. ....