Agricultural lease: private grazing or non-agricultural business use
This document has been drawn as a grazing lease, for letting fields (that may have buildings on them such as stables, barns animal shelters or other outbuildings) to private individuals or businesses to keep horses or other animals. The term of the lease must be less than 7 years. The document contains specific provisions to ensure that the land is well maintained by the tenant. It is also flexible enough to be used to let rural land for other purposes, such as recreational riding, a camp site business, or a sports field. It is drawn under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, and therefore is unsuitable if the land is to be used for agricultural business purposes. More Info
Agricultural property lease: land and buildings for non-farming business use
Drawn under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, this lease should be used to let fields, woodland, moorland or other countryside land for non-farming use. Buildings on the land are also covered by the agreement. The term of the lease must be less than 7 years. More Info
