Solicitor-Residential & Rural Property (Agriculture) – Exeter

Company: Chadwick Nott
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Location: Exeter
Job Description:

Overview

In this role you will manage a varied caseload of rural and residential property matters, focusing on agricultural land and estate transactions and high-value deals. You will work within a collaborative, forward-thinking firm to handle non-contentious rural work and liaise with private clients, lenders, and advisers. The position offers client development opportunities and a clear path for career progression in a high-standard practice. You will shape outcomes on complex transactions while upholding compliance and professional standards.

Pay / Benefits

  • supportive and inclusive work environment
  • clear career development pathways
  • recognition for quality work and client service
  • opportunities to contribute to responsible business initiatives
  • flexible working arrangements where possible

Responsibilities

  • Manage a varied caseload of rural and residential property matters
  • Agricultural land and estate transactions
  • High-value acquisitions and disposals
  • Non-contentious rural property work
  • Liaising with private clients, financial institutions, and professional advisers
  • Supporting business development and client relationship initiatives
  • Maintaining high professional standards and compliance

Key requirements

  • 3+ years PQE in property law, ideally with rural or agricultural experience
  • Strong technical and drafting skills across conveyancing and commercial property
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities
  • Confidence in managing matters independently and building client trust
  • High attention to detail and accuracy
  • Motivation, organisation, and a proactive mindset
  • Willingness to engage in networking and business development activities
  • communication
  • interpersonal abilities
  • attention to detail
  • conveyancing
  • commercial property
  • rural property knowledge

Posted: September 14th, 2026