Selling farmland – we help you every step of the way

Owning farmland comes with a great responsibility – but also a great opportunity. When it comes time to sell farmland, it is important that the process is handled correctly so that you as the owner get the full value of your land.

We are specialists in the sale of arable land and other agricultural properties, and we know what it takes to make a successful deal. With local knowledge, a wide network of contacts and long experience, we help you through the entire sales process – from valuation and preparations to contract and possession. Our goal is for you as a seller to feel secure and get the best possible result.

Much arable land is currently leased, which means that the lease agreement needs to be reviewed well in advance of a sale. We will help you review the agreements, so that the buyer can take possession with the right conditions.

Whether you are planning to sell soon or just want to know what your land is worth – please contact us for a no-obligation conversation. We are here to make your sale safe, easy and successful. Contact us for a free valuation or to discuss how we can best proceed with your particular property.

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Before selling arable land and agricultural property – important things to consider

Selling farmland or an agricultural property is a different process from selling, for example, a home. Many other factors come into play here, and the right preparation can make a big difference to both the price and the sales result.

Several factors affect the value
When we value an agricultural property, we weigh a number of important aspects. Some of the most crucial are:

  • Soil fertility (yielding capacity)
  • Property location, both geographically and in relation to roads, urban areas and other infrastructure. The impact can be both positive and negative from a land use perspective.
  • Rounding – how the land is consolidated and rationalized for today's large machines.
  • Access to water – irrigation possibilities, water supply.
  • Drainage
  • Local market demand

A large proportion of the buyers are themselves active farmers in the local area who want to expand their acreage. This means that local knowledge and the right network of contacts are crucial to reaching the right buyer – something we, with our long experience in the industry as specialized brokers, can offer.

Documents and supporting documents to prepare
In order for us to be able to effectively convey your land, it is a good idea to have the following documents available:

  1. Land mapping – shows soil type and fertility
  2. Payment entitlements and parcel area from your latest EU application
  3. Environmental commitments connected to the ground
  4. Drainage maps or information about the condition of the drainage
  5. Lease agreement or other affecting agreements
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Land surveying in connection with sales

It is not uncommon for a sale to require adjustments to the property's layout. This could include, for example, separating the farm center from the arable land, or changing property boundaries to create a more appropriate and attractive unit for sale.

In order for this to happen in the best and most cost-effective way, it is important that we as brokers get involved at an early stage. We can then help you plan and apply for the necessary land surveying, and ensure that the property formation is carried out with the right conditions for both sellers and future buyers.

Today, we increasingly encounter complications in contact with Lantmäteriet, which can lead to unnecessary delays or costs. Therefore, it is extra important that you have the right support throughout the process. We have good knowledge of regulations, processing times and practices, and as experienced real estate agents, we can give you as a seller the best possible support all the way.

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