Tell us about your land, site or property-backed business.
Send a quick WhatsApp message with the location and a short description of what you are considering selling. You do not need a complete sales pack, formal valuation or planning report to begin.
Discuss your land, site or property directly
Tap the WhatsApp button and send a short message. The button opens a prepared introduction that you can edit before sending.
What can you submit?
WhatsApp can be used for straightforward property sales and more unusual opportunities involving several types of land, buildings or business use.
Land and Building Plots
Individual plots, garden land, surplus land and small or larger building opportunities.
Development Opportunities
Development land with permission, without permission or with longer-term potential.
Rural and Agricultural Land
Fields, woodland, smallholdings, farm buildings and mixed rural property.
Commercial Sites
Yards, workshops, depots, warehouses, industrial units and storage property.
Leisure and Equestrian Property
Campsites, holiday parks, lodge sites, glamping businesses and equestrian properties.
Property-Backed Businesses
Businesses where the land, buildings, freehold or specialist facilities form a major part of the value.
What happens after you message
Sending a WhatsApp message starts an initial discussion. It does not commit either party to a sale or guarantee that the opportunity will be suitable.
Details Received
Your WhatsApp message and basic property details are received for review.
Initial Assessment
The location, property type, current use and available details are considered.
Confidential Contact
Any useful follow-up questions can be discussed with you directly on WhatsApp.
Clear Next Steps
Any further information, possible visit or route forward is explained clearly.
Sending a message does not commit you to selling
The initial WhatsApp conversation allows the opportunity to be understood before either party decides whether further discussion is appropriate.
Before sending your message
Do I need a valuation?
No. Existing valuations can be useful but are not required for an initial enquiry.
Do I need planning permission?
No. Land and sites with or without planning permission can be submitted.
Can I message about an operating business?
Yes, where the land, buildings or freehold property form a significant part of the opportunity.
Can I send plans or photographs?
Not initially. Start with a brief text message. Relevant material can be discussed later after the opportunity is reviewed.
Can my agent contact you?
Yes. Agents, surveyors, solicitors and other professional advisers may enquire with the owner’s authority.
Will my enquiry remain private?
Explain any confidentiality needs within the form so they can be taken into account when responding.
Does messaging guarantee an offer?
No. The opportunity must first be reviewed to establish whether it appears suitable.
Can I stop the discussion?
Yes. Sending a message does not commit you to continuing with a possible sale.