Rural Property Solicitor

Lusona Consultancy (Financial) Limited; Galston; Hybrid; GBP 60,000 - 78,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid working

Work from home option

Free parking at offices

Supportive team culture

Job summary

Lusona Consultancy (Financial) Limited is seeking a Rural Property Solicitor to join its Scotland-based team. Hybrid working option with offices in Stirling or Ayrshire, handling high-value rural property matters across Scotland.

You will advise on the purchase and sale of farms, estates and land, often £1 million to £6 million, building strong client relationships and providing expert guidance in a specialist rural practice.

Qualifications

• Experience in rural property transactions with clients in farming and land ownership.
• Knowledge of Sasine titles and rural conveyancing is advantageous.
• Ability to develop long-term relationships with rural clients.

Responsibilities

• Advise on purchase and sale of farms, estates and rural landholdings.
• Manage high-value transactions typically £1 million to £6 million.
• Work with farmers and rural business operators across Scotland.
• Collaborate with specialists in a supportive team environment.
• Handle complex title and conveyancing matters and client relationships.

Skills

Rural Property

Commercial Property

Renewable Energy Property

Residential Conveyancing

Job description

Rural Property Solicitor

Stirling or Ayrshire | Hybrid Working |

Our client, a highly regarded Scottish law firm with a long-established presence in the rural sector, is seeking a Rural Property Solicitor to join its specialist property team.

This is an excellent opportunity for a solicitor who enjoys building strong client relationships and wants to work on significant, high-value transactions within Scotland's rural economy. The role offers a rare combination of quality work, genuine flexibility and a supportive team environment.

The Opportunity

Working as part of an experienced rural property team, you will advise farmers, landowners and rural business owners across Scotland on a broad range of property matters.

The focus of the role is on the purchase and sale of farms, estates and land, with transactions typically ranging in value from £1 million to £6 million. Matters are often complex and varied, requiring a commercial and pragmatic approach, but with a lower transaction volume than many traditional property roles. You will also be involved in executry related conveyancing with a focus on rural properties.

You will work directly with clients whose property interests are integral to their businesses, becoming a trusted adviser on significant transactions and long-term land ownership matters.

Key Responsibilities

• Advising on the purchase and sale of farms, estates and rural landholdings.
• Managing high-value transactions typically ranging from £1 million to £6 million.
• Working closely with farmers, landowners and rural business operators throughout Scotland.
• Collaborating with experienced rural property specialists within a supportive team environment.
• Handling complex title and conveyancing matters, including rural and historic title issues where applicable.
• Contributing to the development of long-standing client relationships.

Candidate Profile

Applications are welcomed from solicitors with a background in:

• Rural Property
• Commercial Property
• Renewable Energy Property
• Residential Conveyancing

Previous exposure to rural property matters would be advantageous but is not essential.

Experience dealing with Sasine titles would be particularly beneficial, although training and support will be available for the right candidate.

A family background in agriculture, farming or a rural business environment would be highly regarded. Equally, candidates with a genuine interest in the rural sector and a desire to develop specialist expertise in this area are encouraged to apply.

Business Development Opportunities

For those who enjoy networking and relationship-building, there will be opportunities to become involved in business development initiatives, including attendance at agricultural shows, industry events and rural sector gatherings. Participation is encouraged but not essential.

Working Environment

This position offers a flexible and modern working arrangement, with the choice of being based from either of the firm's Stirling or Ayrshire office.

Benefits include:

• Hybrid and flexible working arrangements.
• Opportunity to work from home.
• Free parking at both office locations.
• Supportive and collaborative team culture.
• Direct access to experienced rural property specialists.

A Different Kind of Property Role

This opportunity is particularly attractive for solicitors looking to move away from highly volume-driven conveyancing environments. The firm operates without:

• Time recording requirements.
• Individual fee targets.

Instead, the emphasis is on delivering high-quality advice, building client relationships and enjoying a sustainable and rewarding career within a specialist area of practice.

If you are looking for a role that combines complex property work, strong client contact, flexibility and genuine work-life balance, we would be delighted to hear from you.