Put part of your land to work. Keep your own plans in place.
A seasonal use, an outdoor activity or space for a specialist business. We start with the area and dates you could offer, then compare the possibilities with your access, ground conditions and rules.
Tell us which area you could offer, when it is available and what must stay as it is. We start with those limits, before anyone commits to works.
Keep your own use in the picture.
You may need the land for part of the year, the track kept clear, or visitors kept away from the house. A possible use has to fit those conditions. We look at the business requirement alongside your boundaries, rather than assume the whole holding is available.
What makes a use fit here?
- Access:
- the route from the road, gates, turning space and the vehicles or visitors the activity would bring.
- Ground and seasons:
- the usable area, drainage, slopes and what changes in wet weather or during your own working year.
- Neighbours and boundaries:
- noise, lighting, public access and the parts of the holding that remain private.
- Services and permissions:
- the proposed activity, water or power needs, any works, and the consents or professional checks still needed.
Different uses ask different things of the land.
Illustrative possibilities, not current enquiries or assessed sites.
- Equipment or trailer storage:
- can the ground, access and security suit the proposed items without disrupting your own use?
- Dog training or outdoor activities:
- could the boundaries, visitor numbers and operating hours work with your rules and neighbours?
- A site for an outdoor operator:
- what layout, services and permissions would that particular business need before it could open?
Check the use before the spend.
A new use or physical works may need planning permission or other professional checks. Your Passport identifies the questions from the information available. It is a desktop assessment, not a survey or planning, structural, legal or tax advice.
GOV.UK: When is permission required?A rough outline is enough.
Start with the area, available dates and anything you would never allow. Your free Asset Passport follows our first conversation, by a date we agree, with uses worth considering, the evidence and what needs checking.
Detailed Passport intake
Start the detailed Passport intakeWe assess land across Northern England, with first arrangements in the North East. Elsewhere in the UK? Tell us anyway.