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Beach Baker is seeking a Rural Surveyor / Land Agent to join a well-regarded rural property consultancy in the Inverness area. The role offers breadth across estate management, tenancy matters, valuations, renewables and strategic land, with hybrid working and a path toward MRICS.
You will manage a portfolio across the Highlands, developing relationships with rural clients while advising on sales, compensation, wayleaves and access agreements, all within a supportive team.
Are you looking for a rural surveying role offering genuine variety, responsibility and the chance to work across one of Scotland's most interesting rural markets?
Beach Baker is working with an established and well-regarded rural property consultancy looking to strengthen its team in the Inverness area.
This is a broad Rural Surveyor / Land Agent opportunity suited to someone who enjoys variety rather than being restricted to one specialism. You'll advise a diverse range of rural clients across the Highlands, with work spanning estate management, landlord & tenant, valuation, renewable energy, utilities, natural capital and strategic land advice.
The opportunity could suit an MRICS-qualified Rural Surveyor, someone progressing towards qualification, or an experienced rural property professional looking to take the next step in their career.
Working as part of an experienced rural team, you'll manage and support a portfolio of clients across the Highlands and wider region.
Depending on your experience, your work could include:
It's a role offering real breadth and autonomy, with the opportunity to develop your own areas of expertise while working alongside experienced colleagues across complementary disciplines.
We're interested in speaking with people from a broad range of rural surveying, land agency and estate management backgrounds.
Ideally, you'll bring:
RICS Registered Valuer and/or FAAV status would be advantageous but isn't essential.
This isn't a narrow surveying position. The attraction is the range of work and clients, coupled with the opportunity to build a long-term career in the Highlands.
You can expect:
The role is based in the Inverness area, working with clients across the Highlands. Hybrid working is available, and relocation assistance can be considered for someone looking to make a move to the region.
This could be particularly attractive to a rural surveyor looking for greater variety, more autonomy and the opportunity to build a career in the Scottish Highlands.